What are the basic principles of Vedic Maths?

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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...
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How will you teach additions to the kids without carrying? Examples please.
Use Vedic math Left to right method.
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Who invented the 0 (Zero) - Brief explanation please.
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