Trick to Multiply any Number with 9

Trick to Multiply any Number with 9 

In this trick we will use our fingers to multiply any number with 9. This cool math trick is a simple exercise and kids will love this cool math trick. Let us assume, you want to multiply 2 by 9 and don't want to use any of the mathematics concepts. This math trick would let you do it, like this:

Magic of 1089 with Vedic Mathematics

Let's explore the magic of 1089

This cool math trick would turn you into a magician (Shh! only till your friends also know this :-))

Here is the math trick you need to play with your friends. Why dont you play along as you read. Take a pencil and paper and let us begin with this cool math trick.

Trick to Multiply any Number with 11

This cool math trick is about multiplication. Not just any number with any other. This math trick has specific application and its about multiplication of any number with 11. With this trick, multiplication of any number with 11 can be calculated in two seconds. Let us see how this trick works with an example of two digit number to be multiplied with 11:

Mental Multiplication using Vedic Mathematics

Here we are talking about the "Nikhilam" Sutra which would help us solve the mathematical multiplication in our mind without the use of calculator and even without having to write anything down! Let us understand the method with the help of examples.

Multiplication at your fingertips with Vedic Mathematics

Here I am going to talk about "Ekadhikena Purveṇa" i.e "One more than the previous one" and very important Vedic Mathematics formula and how to use it for multiplication.

Multiply by Doubling and Halving

There are cases when you’re multiplying two numbers together and one of the numbers is even. In this case you can divide that number by two and multiply the other number by 2. You can do this over and over until you get to multiplication this is easy for you to do.

Multiplication of Two Numbers using Vedic Maths

Today we will learn how to multiply two numbers having first digits same and sum of second digits is 10 using Vedic Mathematics methods.

Let's understand it through examples.

Example 1:  47*43

Here first digits are same, i.e. 4. Sum of second digits is 7 + 3 = 10.

This is exactly the conditions we are talking.

Multiplication Techniques Using Vedic Maths Part 1

There is no change when any number is multiplied by 1.When we multiply one number by another then it is increased and becomes further away from one. When 4 is multiplies by 5 it becomes 20 which is further away from 4 and 5. Using our multiplication techniques, we relate each number very close to another number called base. The difference between the number and the base is termed as deviation. Deviation may be positive or negative. Positive deviation is written without the positive sign and the negative deviation, is written using a bar or negative sign on the number