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    The seminar introduced Vedic mathematics, which is a collection of techniques claimed to be derived from ancient Hindu scriptures. Squaring numbers was demonstrated using the Vedic and traditional methods, with Vedic being faster. Vedic squaring was also generalized to algebraic formulae of (X+Y)2 = X2 + 2XY + Y2. Near the base 100, numbers can be squared using a bifurcation method relating to their components. Overall, Vedic mathematics provides useful shortcuts for calculations.

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    The seminar introduced Vedic mathematics, which is a collection of techniques claimed to be derived from ancient Hindu scriptures. Squaring numbers was demonstrated using the Vedic and traditional methods, with Vedic being faster. Vedic squaring was also generalized to algebraic formulae of (X+Y)2 = X2 + 2XY + Y2. Near the base 100, numbers can be squared using a bifurcation method relating to their components. Overall, Vedic mathematics provides useful shortcuts for calculations.

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    The seminar introduced Vedic mathematics, which is a collection of techniques claimed to be derived from ancient Hindu scriptures. Squaring numbers was demonstrated using the Vedic and traditional methods, with Vedic being faster. Vedic squaring was also generalized to algebraic formulae of (X+Y)2 = X2 + 2XY + Y2. Near the base 100, numbers can be squared using a bifurcation method relating to their components. Overall, Vedic mathematics provides useful shortcuts for calculations.

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    SEMINAR ON VEDIC

    MATHEMATICS
    ObjectiveS:

    • Learn what is Vedic Mathematics


    • Perform an operation of Squaring of a
    number using Vedic Math and compare it
    to traditional
    • Significant difference between vedic and
    tradional.

    VEDIC MATHEMATICS?
    VEDIC MATHEMATICS

     -IS A BOOK WRITTEN BY THE INDIAN MONK


    BHARATI KRISHNA TIRTHA, AND FIRST
    PUBLISHED IN 1965. IT CONTAINS A LIST OF
    MATHEMATICAL TECHNIQUES, WHICH THE
    AUTHOR CLAIMED WERE RETRIEVED FROM THE
    VEDAS AND SUPPOSEDLY CONTAINED ALL
    MATHEMATICAL KNOWLEDGE. THESE CLAIMS
    HAVE BEEN SINCE REJECTED IN THEIR INTIRETY.

     -IS A COLLECTION OF MATHEMATICAL


    TECHNIQUES
    Let’s start!

    EXAMPLE

    122 = 144
    122 = 144

    VEDIC TRADITIONAL
     step 1: 2(2) =4  12
     step 2: 1(2)(2)=4  X 12 ,
     step 3: 1(1) = 1  24
     +12 .
     = 144  144
    132 = 169

    VEDIC TRADITIONAL
     step 1: 3(3) =9  13
     step 2: 1(3)(2)=6  X 13 ,
     step 3: 1(1) = 1  39
     +13 .
     = 169  169
    142 = 196

    VEDIC TRADITIONAL
     step 1: 4(4) =16  14
     BRING DOWN 6 CARRY 1
     X 14 ,
     step 2: 1(4)(2)=8
     56
     8+1
     step 3: 1(1) = 1
     +14 .
     196
     = 196
    HOW DO WE GENERALIZE
    ARITHMETIC TO ALGEBRA?
    Key notes:

    General form

    (X+Y)2 = x2 + 2x + y2
    Application:

     122 = 144
     Let X=10 and Y=2
     (X+Y)2 = x2 + 2xy + y2
     122 = 102 +
    2(10)(2) + 22 , =
    144
    132 = 169
    Let X=10 and Y=3
    (X+Y)2 = x2 + 2xy + y2
    122 = 12 + 2(10)(3) + 32 =
    169
    142 = 196
    Let X=1 0 and Y=4
    (X+Y)2 = x2 + 2xy + y2
    122 = 12 + 2(10)(4) + 42 =
    196
    Konting dagdag kaalaman
    Squaring a ten digit number near
    1. 992 =?
    base 100
     992 = 9801
    2. 982 =?
     982 = 9604
    3. 972 =?
     972 = 9409
    4. 962 = ?
     962 = 9216
    | - biforcation

    992
    99-1 | (01)2 = 9801
    982
    98-2 | (02)2 = 9604
    972
    97-3 | (03)2 = 9409
    962
    96-4 | (04)2 = 9216
    Relating to algebra

    992
    Remember 99=90+9
     =9(10)+9 , let X=10
     =9X+9
     (9x+9)2 = 81X2 + 162X + 81
    assesstment

    • Square the following using


    traditional method and using vedic
    math
    • then realate it to algebra
    1. 242
    2. 932
    Assessment

    1. What can you say or how useful is vedic


    mathematics for you?
    2. When you are ask to square a two digit number
    until near base 100, What will you use? Vedic
    or tradional?

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