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Time to Continue. A small advice which I can give you is “keep in touch with vedic maths”. Practice a few examples shown in the previous presentation.

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  1. Time to Continue.... A small advice which I can give you is “keep in touch with vedic maths”. Practice a few examples shown in the previous presentation. Attend the speed test in my website (www.geocities.com/rudranhari/). Examine yourself. If you have done the above things, then its time to continue. Done by L.Hariharan

  2. What's new in this presentation • This presentation deals with • Strange Coincidence • Revision of division • Right to Left Division • Advance Division

  3. Strange Coincidence Coincidence: Square of any number will not end in2,3,7,8 & Cube of2ends in8and vice versa. Also, Cube of3ends in7and vice versa.

  4. Do U know this Have you ever Divided 1 by 7. Have you found the answer for 1/7. Press any key to continue. 0.142857142857.... 1/7 = Note:This fraction 1/7 can be converted to 7/49 and the previous division technique in past presentations can be used to calculate the answer.

  5. Revision FIND:1/29 = 0.013142408221725 Step 1: 1/30 = .03….., therefore we have found .0 should come Step 2: Add 0 to numerator start dividing 3(ie. 10/3) Therefore we get quotient as 3 and remainder as 1. Step 3: Combine remainder(1) and quotient(3). That is we get 13. Step 4: Divide 13 by 3 again and find quotient(Q=4) and remainder(R=1) as shown in figure. Repeat step 3. Note:Quotient is running number Remainder is Subscript or base.

  6. What if numerator is other than 1 Find:8/49 = 0.311613322615033006 All steps are same except one. Here you are going to divide 8/5 and find Q = 1, R = 3. Now continue as previous problem. Combine 3 and 1, divide 31 by 5 again and find Q = 6, R = 1 Try solving the problem using a paper and pen, you will definitely get it.

  7. Divide from Right to Left So far we were dividing numbers from Left to Right. We can also divide numbers from right to left Divide 1/19 from right to left 1/19 = 10051206031115171809140713160804021 Step1: Start with 1, since the denominator is 19 start multiplying by 2. Step2: 1*2 = …..02, similarly 04,08,16 Step3: 16 = 16 Now multiply 6*2 and add 1, therefore 13 Step4: Continue until the numbers start repeating again. Note: As 1/7, the fraction 1/19 is also a recurring decimal. Compare 1/19 with left to right division.

  8. Advance Division • So far we have seen in division • Denominator numbers ending in 9. • Numerator is other than 1 while dividing by 9 • Dividing from right to left and vice versa. • What if • Denominators does not end in 9 or cannot be converted to 9. • The number is complex. Advance Now

  9. Example 47/73 47/73 is written as 3 : 47504000000000… 7 644 Step1: After 47 put as many zeros you want. Step2: Divide 47 by 7, Q = 6 & R = 5. Put 6 and 5 as shown in figure. Step3: Do 50 – 3*6 = 32 Step4: Divide 32 by 7, Q = 4 & R = 4. Put as shown in figure. Step5: Do 40 – 3*4=28, divide 28 by 7,Q = 4 & R = 0

  10. continued.. 3 : 475040705000000… 7 6438 Step6: Continuing we get –ve number. Therefore 0 is changed to 7 and 4 is reduced to 3. Step7: 70 – 3*3 = 61 Step8: 61 divided by 7, Q = 8, R = 5 Step9: The process is repeated to get more digits. Step10: With our commonsense we can find that the division should be 0.6438... Hope You understood it

  11. Practice So far in all the vedic maths presentations we have dealt with Multiplication, Squares, Cubes, Square Root, Cube Root, Division and other interesting concepts. If you have to get full benefit from the presentations you must also try to solve on your own. These presentations are just a helping hand to you. I know you have taken a paper and a pen to start solving more problems on your own. “Practice makes the Man Perfect”

  12. Thankyou Write Your comments to catchhariharan@rediffmail.com Visit my website www.geocities.com/rudranhari/

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