Vedic Mathematics is a system of mathematics that originated from ancient Indian texts known as the Vedas. It consists of a collection of techniques or sutras (short, concise formulas) for solving mathematical problems in a faster and more efficient way. These methods are particularly useful for mental calculations and can simplify complex operations in arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and calculus.

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- The foundation of Vedic Mathematics lies in 16 sutras and 13 sub-sutras that cover various areas of math.
- The sutras are short, clever formulas that provide shortcuts for traditional mathematical procedures.
- For example, one famous sutra is "Ekadhikena Purvena," which means "By one more than the previous one." This sutra helps in solving problems related to multiplication and division.
- Vedic Mathematics encourages mental calculations, making it faster to solve arithmetic problems without the need for paper or calculators.
- Techniques like the "Vertically and Crosswise" method are used for multiplication, which simplifies the process and reduces the number of steps.
- Vedic Maths methods are designed to increase speed and accuracy.
- Complex calculations that would normally require multiple steps are solved in fewer steps.
- Vedic Mathematics can be applied to various branches of mathematics like algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and geometry.
- It’s especially beneficial in competitive exams where time is crucial.
- Time-Saving: Vedic methods can speed up mathematical computations significantly.
- Improved Mental Ability: Regular practice enhances concentration, memory, and mental clarity.
- Simple Techniques: The methods are based on easy-to-understand principles, making math fun and approachable.
- Multiplication by 11: One of the easiest tricks involves multiplying a number by 11 by adding adjacent digits of the number and placing them together.
- Multiplication with large numbers: The “crosswise” method allows for multiplying large numbers by breaking them into smaller, easier-to-manage components.
- Squaring of numbers ending in 5: There’s a quick way to square numbers like 25, 35, 45, etc., by using a specific pattern.
- The Vedic Mathematics system was rediscovered by Indian mathematician Bhaskara I in the 7th century.
- The modern resurgence of Vedic Maths began in the early 20th century, led by Jagadguru Swami Sri Bharati Krishna Tirthaji, who published a book titled "Vedic Mathematics" in 1965.
- Vedic Mathematics is not just a method for solving math problems; it can also be seen as a mental exercise that promotes cognitive development, making it a valuable tool for students and math enthusiasts.