Vedic Maths multiplication trick

Condition : This trick is used when we multiply quickly two similar numbers with unit digit adding up to 10.( All digits are similar other then unit digit)

Example. 57×53 , 91×99 ,114×116 , 102×108

Illustration 1 :
107×103

Solution:
1st part / 2nd part (2 digits)

step 1→ 10×(10+1) /  7×3
step 2→ 10×11   /  21
step 3→ 110 /  21

Answer is 11021

Illustration 2 :
119×111

Solution:
1st part / 2nd part (2 digits)

step 1→ 11×(11+1) /  9×1
step 2→ 11×12 /  09 (because 2nd part of 2 digits)
step 3→ 132 /  09

Answer is 13209

Illustration 3 :
152×158

Solution:
1st part / 2nd part (2 digits)

step 1→ 15×(15+1) / 2×8
step 2→ 15×16 / 16
step 3→ 240 / 16

Answer is 24016

Illustration 4 :
64×66

Solution:
1st part / 2nd part (2 digits)

step 1→ 6×(6+1) /  4×6
step 2→ 6×7   /  24
step 3→ 42 /  24

Answer is 4224

Note: 2nd part have always 2 digits.

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