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How do I multiply three digit numbers?

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Watch the video provided when you scroll down - this is more complicated and would be easier to do using the distributive property.

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How do I multiply more than a five digit number?

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Watch the video included in this article; it contains details on multiplying larger numbers using the methods given above.

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How do I multiply using vedic math if there is one number that is not close to one hundred and another number close to one hundred?

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Both the methods work, but the easier one is the second method.

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How do I multiply when there is a decimal in the given operation? I have to be able to answer orally.

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I would recommend ignoring it until the end. Once you find the product (not including the decimal point), go back and multiply what is after the decimal point by the second number. Then put this at the end of your original product (don't forget the decimal point!). This is basically using the Distributive Property. (This does not work if both factors contain decimal points.)

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How can I multiply faster?

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You can mentally calculate faster by using Vedic Math techniques that help you break down complex multiplication equations into smaller bits of multiplication, subtraction, and addition. By practicing Vedic Math, you can use the techniques to help you solve large and small equations in your head quickly.

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What are the benefits of Vedic Maths?

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There are many benefits to learning how to master Vedic Math techniques for your mental calculations. You'll be able to calculate both large and small numbers in your head much more quickly. Your academic performance will improve as well as your mental sharpness, which will increase your intelligence and problem-solving ability. There are countless applications to knowing how to use Vedic Math!

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What are some basic Vedic Math tricks?

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They're not really "tricks" but more like strategies that help you break down large equations into smaller, more easily solvable pieces. For example, you can break down large numbers by subtracting them from round numbers like 1,000 or 10,000 to make them simpler, or you could divide a number by 5 to help break it down to solve it more easily. Vedic Math requires a lot of study to master, but once you do, you'll be able to mentally calculate complex equations very quickly.

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