Vedic Math Techniques through animated videos

Explore two vedic math multiplication techniques. Technique one multiplies the first digit by the next number and combines with the digits' product; technique two uses complements to a base.

Master technique three in Vedic math to multiply numbers near a hundred by forming a first part and a second part, with cases for numbers below or above one hundred.

Learn technique 4 for multiplying a number greater than 100 by one less than 100, using base 100, combining deviations for the first and second parts, borrowing to avoid negatives.

Apply the difference of squares to multiply numbers quickly by writing them as a±b around a base and using a^2 - b^2, as shown with 53×47, 90×82, 23×37, and 71×69.

Discover technique 6 of Vedic math to multiply two-digit numbers quickly by cross-multiplying digits and combining partial results, demonstrated with examples like 79×83 and 97×78 in animated videos.

Use technique 7 from Vedic Math by drawing lines for digits and counting intersections to form the first, middle, and last parts, applying carry to multiply quickly in exams.

Solve example questions within 15 seconds to build quick problem-solving speed. Practice these questions using Vedic math techniques through animated videos.

Technique 8 presents a universal multiplication method for double-digit numbers, using a line, cross, and slash to manage partial products and carries. It demonstrates through examples like 23×71 and 84×296.

master technique 9 for three-digit multiplication using a cross-mark, straight-line approach, and carry-over rules to combine partial results across multiple digits.