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The Power of Vedic Maths is a book that explains, in simple language, the fundamentals of Vedic maths. It shows techniques that can be used by students, teachers, and other non-mathematical persons to solve complex problems. For those who wish to learn how to calculate math equations orally, and lose the fear that this subject evokes, should get their hands on this guide book.
Vedic Maths, as the name suggests, has originated from the Vedas. It consists of using 16 sutras, that simplify math to a level where students can solve problems mentally. Most calculations are only a line long, thus answers are easy and quick to find! The Power of Vedic Maths brings together unique methods that solve problems of algebra, arithmetic, trigonometry, calculus, and coordinate geometry.
The author has skillfully used a step-by-step approach to explain basic concepts of this system to the readers. This easy-to-understand guide, shows the applications of Vedic maths in the contemporary world. The Power of Vedic Maths can be of great help to students preparing for competitive examinations like CET, AIEEE, and CAT. The guide is lined with many solved problems, and has 1000 practice questions for students to solve for themselves. Vedic math techniques can go a long way in significantly reducing the time taken to calculate answers. This boosts self confidence, and leads students enjoy mathematics instead of fearing it. Some techniques covered in the book focus on multiplication, division, computation of squares and square roots, and complex fractions. The Power of Vedic Maths also has a special chapter that shows how to solve problems that have previously appeared in competitive exams.
The Power of Vedic Maths is not restricted to only students. The methods stated in the book can be used to solve mathematical calculations that people face in their daily lives. The fundamentals can be put to practice by anyone willing to try Vedic math, including parents, teachers, and people with non-mathem