What is the difference between the abacus and Vedic maths?

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In abacus we used beads to slove the equation and vedic maths we slove the equation as 16 sugars and 13 sub sutras.
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vedic maths is based on 16 sutras and can be used in many situations if understood right but ABACUS is only for quick arithmetic calculations
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Abacus uses beads for calculations; Vedic Maths uses mental techniques.
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