Hi friends! Have you tried to multiply a 2 digit number with another one without using the conventional way of one by one digit multiplication in which both the numbers are written one below the other in two separate lines ? But suppose you don't have a calculator ( :) ) and you want to multiply the following : 25 x 28 or 15 x 43 or 90 x 75 and many more like these. The conventional method will surely give the answer but it will take time. Today, let's see a method which will give the solution in less than 5 seconds! with practice . EXAMPLE 1 Lets start by understanding multiplication of a simple example i.e. 21 X 41 . Step 1 : Multiply ones place digits i.e. '1' with '1'. It becomes the first digit of the final answer like the following :- Step 2 : Cross - Multiply tens digit with ones digit and ones digit with tens digit like the fol...
Hello friends. This is Harsimran. In this post we'll learn about two basic things which are used in most of the calculations of vedic math, especially multiplication These are : BASE and DEVIATION. So let's the meaning of each of them. STEP 1 - HOW TO CALCULATE BASE? EXAMPLE : 9 X 7 = ? 'Base' means a number that will form the basis of our calculation further . In mathematics base is referred to the number of different digits that a number system uses. For example, most common base used is 10 as the most common number system is decimal number system. It has 0 - 9, i.e. total '10', different digits to form numbers. So its base is 10. But 'base in vedic math' is a bit different than the usual base. Take a look at the following table to understand it :- Usually multiples of 10 are taken as base ( it makes calculations easier ) but any number which...