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        Vedic Mathematics is a  collection of Techniques to solve mathematical arithmetic in easy and faster way. It helps you calculate faster. It is 1000% faster than normal maths. It increases speed and accuracy. It improves academic performance and instant results. It sharpens your mind, increases mental agility and intelligence. It increases visualization and concentration in children. Here are Some Multiplication Tricks 


        Vedic Math is very helpful to crack competitive exam. It gives the result of large calculations within a second. You can solve the questions in your mind without using pen or paper. This makes you intelligent. Suppose, you have to multiply a 4 digit number to another 4 digit number , you have to use a pen and paper and multiply by a 4 step multiplication method of normal maths and this can take a lot of time, but if you want to give that answer in just a second, you can use Vedic Maths, It is really fast compare with normal methods. It can be used in Addition, subtraction, Multiplication, Division, writing tables as well as it can be used in differentiation or Integration, which is very helpful to solve large equations. 

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