What are the basic principles of Vedic Maths?

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Why is Vedic Maths so popular?
it save time as it has lot of short tricks to solve the problems quickly and accurately
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How will you solve the pi value? Explain please.
Take any circular items, measure their circumferences and diameters. Pi = circumference/diameter = 3.14 approximately
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How do we work out sums faster ?
with regular practice
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Thanks to all for sparing their time and responding to my query. We have recently shifted to Noida. In case anyone knows a Vedic maths center near sector-50 where she can learn the technique it will be really helpful.
With due respect to all the vedic maths teachers and academies, the class taker shall not be under any false impression that vedic maths will help speed up calculations. Calculations can be speeded up...
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