The course is run by MATH-Inic Online in conjunction with the Vedic Mathematics Academy.Description: This course follows on from the 13-lesson Introductory Course, developing that material and extending to other areas of mathematics. You can enrol in this course in which…
This certificated course is run by MATH-Inic Online in conjunction with the Vedic Mathematics Academy.Description: An introduction to Vedic Maths, with history, background etc. You will have full access to the 13 videos for the entire duration of the course and…
MATH-Inic Online also offers its Math Builder (for kids ages 5 to 8) and Math Booster (ages 9-11) free to donors of various fund-raising activities during this pandemic. Donors just need to send a private message to the FaceBook page…
Due to the overwhelming response to our FREE Introduction to Vedic Maths course, we are opening a new class starting May 20, 2020. This free introductory course aims to show that Math can be fun, fast and easy and to…
MMC 2019 Grade 4 Divisionals Easy (The answers in the bracket are from the answer key) E1 Find the number of the digit 1 in the numbers 1, 2, 3, . . , 100. [21] Ans: 10 as units digit…
The Sutra “By one more than the one before” is used to square numbers ending in 5. Example 1: What is 352? The number before 5 is 3 so we will multiply it by one more than 3 or 4…
DISCOVER Vedic Mathematics – the fastest mental Math system in the world. Enroll now for FREE in the Introduction to Vedic Mathematics(IVM) course created by Sir Kenneth Williams of the Vedic Mathematics Academy(UK).This two-week, 13-lesson course will officially start on…
How many of these can you solve quickly (and without using pen and paper) A teacher gave her students 3 pieces of rambutan each and had 18 left. If she wants to give her students 5 each she would need…
Nikhilam or base multiplication works well even with large numbers when they are near the base. In our example, we can readily see the multiplicands 678 and 998 are composed of large digits and therefore more difficult to compute using…
Numbers near 50 can also be squared easily. This time, however, we add the excess or subtract the deficiency from 25 and not from the number. The second part is still equal to the square of the excess or deficiency.…