Can anyone learn Vedic Maths?

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Yes ... Anyone can learn Vedic maths
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What is the Vedic maths?
In simple words, "Speed Maths"
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The Govt. is supposing to introduce Vedic Maths in school education (curriculum) - Is it right or wrong?
If you check CBSE Class 8th Mathematics Text book. They have concepts that make use of Vedic Maths Methods. Ministry of HRD and Those who develop curriculum for CBSE already worked on this.
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How much one can charge for ABACUS and Vedic maths per level ?
As I said earlier, it depends on the city you take classes. For example : In Bangalore the charges are somewhere like Rs. 2000/- per month for Vedic Maths classes. Whereas in a city like Belgaum, I charge...
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Do you know how to solve 234 x 456 x 432 multiplication in one line method / Vedic Method? If yes, explain...
you can use polynomial multiplication (2x^2 + 3x +4)(4x^2 + 5x+ 6)(4x^2 + 3x+2)....Vedic maths is nothing but a clever use of algebra after all
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Which is most important to learn kid ABACUS or Vedic Math? What is the age for a child to learn Vedic Math?
Abacus is limited. Vedic maths is unlimited. Abacus is more about addition subtraction. Whereas Vedic maths trains you in everything like addition subtraction, multiplication division, squares, square...
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Multiplication of 2 digit numbers
Multiply 2 digit number ended with 5 Example 25*25 Step 1- multiply 5*5 and write it on a paper Step2-multiply 2*2 and then add the same number 2 one times i.e 2*2=4 , 4 + 2 =6 Step 3 - 625 is the answer

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Ch 1- Mutliplication short tricks by Ashish Vastri..
1. HOW TO MUTLIPLY 2 digit number by 11? Example 1. 35 * 11 = 385 Step 1. Add both digits of the two digit number. 3+5 = 8. Step 2. Place the result in between both the digits. 3_8_5...

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Square Root Of Perfect Squares
Method: I request the students to remember the square of numbers from 1 to 10. Number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Squares: 1 4 9 16 25 36 49 64...
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Vedic Mathematics Vedic Mathematics is a Mathematical elaboration of “sixteen simple Mathematical formulae from the Vedas”. As brought out by “Sri Bharati Krishna Tirthaji.” This...

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Find squares of any number that ends with 5.!!
Take a two digit number, Say 25. To find the square for 25. 25 × 25 = 625 Step 1: 5X5 = 25 Step 2: 2×3 = 6 25X 25 = 6 25

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