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Friday, 24 April 2015
Ease up your Multiplication work
Hello friend’s today we start with Quantitative aptitude which simply means “Basic mathematics” that we are learning from our childhood. Multiplication, Division, square root, cube root, you may think these are too simple to learn and solve, but from the point of view of competitive exams, you need to be very fast problem solver. Here our traditional methods do not work as those were time consuming.
Therefore, you need Shortcuts that go with some tricks to solve your puzzles. I am here to give some fair tricks to make your calculation as simpler and easier as it can be. At this moment, you should analyze yourself that how much proficient you are in solving the basic problems as questions may be asked in a direct or indirect form.
Before going to start with shortcuts, there are some Basic Definitions that you must be familiar with:
Integers: On the number line all the positive, negative and zero forms a set of integers.
Even numbers: Any counting number that exactly divisible by 2 is called even number. These usually ends with 0,2,4,6 or 8.
Odd number: Any counting number that do not divisible by 2 is called odd number. These usually ends with 1,3,5,7 or 9.
Natural numbers: : Natural numbers are all the numbers that exist in nature. A set of natural numbers denoted by N= {1,2,3,4,5}
Whole numbers: All the natural numbers, including “Zero“ forms a set of whole numbers denoting W={0,1,2,3,4,5}.
Rational number: A number in the form of a/b where a & b are both integers and b never equal to Zero. Types of rational number are included in
Terminating or finite decimals:This type gives results in finite decimals, e.g. 21/5=4.2 17/4=4.25
Non-terminating Periodic fractions:: In this type fractions are periodically repeating over again like 16/3=5.3333
Non-terminating non-periodic fractions:This type of fraction is non-periodic and non terminating in nature e.g. 5.273545876971
Irrational numbers:Non-terminating and non periodic fractions, both together considered as irrational number e.g2, 3,π
Prime numbers: A counting number which has exactly two factors that is itself and 1.
Composite numbers: Natural number which is not prime is called a composite number
Twin primes numbers: A pair of prime number when differ by 2 are called twin primes e.g (41,43).
Co-Prime numbers: if HCF of a pair of two natural numbers is 1 then this pair is called Co-prime e.g (2,3), (4,5), (7,9)
Introduction to Vedic Mathematics:
Our classical age of Indian mathematics as of Aryabhata, the popular mathematician-astronomers were efficient in solving mental calculations through some specific techniques. These techniques are booked under 16 Sutras (Principles), on which the whole mathematics concept is based. Multiplication, squaring, cubing, square roots, cube roots become so simple and quick to work out. See how to do it….
Multiplication (Criss – Cross method)
Two digit multiplication
Take an example 87 X 39 =?
Step1: Criss cross the arrows in a manner shown above.
Step2: First multiply 8 and 3 as first digits multiplication
Step3: Then criss cross multiplication 8×9, 7×3 and add the result .Write below the last multiplication digit
Step4: Multiply 7×9 as last digits multiplication and write below the above multiplication result.
Step5:Lastly add all these to get final result.

Three digit multiplication
Take an example 257 x 521 =?
Step1:Criss cross the arrows, take the first block and multiply in the same manner.
Step2:First multiplies 2×5 as first digit multiplication.
Step3:Then 2×2, 5×5 and add the result .Write below the last multiplication result.
Step4:Now multiply extreme digits and middle and add them all.
Step5:In second block repeats the criss cross method and multiplies 5×1 and 7×2 and add.
Step6:Then multiply 7×1 as 7 is the unit digit number so write in last.
Step7:Finally, add all these to get the final result.

Four digit multiplication
Take an example 4531 x 4621=? =?
Step1:Criss cross the arrows, take the first block and multiply in the same manner.
Step2:First block multiplies 4×4
Step3:Then 4×6,5×4 and add the result .Write below the last multiplication result
Step4:Now multiply extreme and middle digits of first plus second block and add them
Step5:Repeat the criss cross method of extreme digits of the first and third block (4×1), (4×1), (5×2), (3×6) and add them
Step6:Then take second block, and third apply criss cross method.
Step7:Multiply the elements of Third block (3×1)+(2×1) and add them.
Step8:Last digit multiplication 1 X 1.
Step9:Finally, add all these to get the final result.

Multiplication with bases
Base 10
When multiplication of a single digit (< 10) is questioned then best to apply base 10 trick mentioned as follows:
Take an example 9 x 8 =?
Take another example 7 x 6 =?
Step1:In single digit multiplication take 10 as base.
Step2:Subtract the number from 10 to get given number as 10-1=9.
Step3:Repeat the same for next and apply the cross subtraction
Step4:Final result‘s Unit place comprises of multiplication of variables we subtracted from 10 and Tenth place comprises of cross subtraction.
***Step5:In case you get two digit numbers on the unit place then as to make it single, take the carry to left side and add to get fully final answer.

Base 100
When multiplication of a two digit (< 100) is asked then apply base 100 trick mentioned as follows
Take an example 88 x 98 =?
Take another example 75 x 92 =?
Step1:In two digit multiplication take 100 as base..
Step2:Subtract the number from 100 to get given number as 100-2=98
Step3:Repeat the same for next and apply the cross subtraction.
Step4:Final result ‘s Unit and tens place comprises of multiplication of variables we subtracted from 100 and Hundreds place comprises of cross subtraction.
***Step5:In case you get three digit number on the unit place then as to make it two, take the carry to left side and add to get fully final answer.

Base 1000
When multiplication of a three digit (< 1000) is asked then apply criteria same as above.
Take 998 x 988 and compute it as self assessment. ***In Base 1000 remember to take carry to left and add, if right block consist more than three places***.
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Government Jobs
“Your Work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do”
~~By Steve JobsYou must have recognized the great name of “Steve Jobs”, Chairman, Cofounder and CEO of Apple Inc. Started career merely with designing classic video games, he becomes the most famed personality with an unbroken list of inventions. You know why he succeeded in delivering such incredible innovations, because he loved his job.
Planning your livelihood?
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Government Facts fascinate the most
Less working hours, promotional benefits, Minimal work stress, more holidays, housing facilities, medical facilities, education allowance, no competition and many more…… I know you must have dreamed of all. In India you will find a huge demand of such jobs amongst job seekers. Counting your personal choice, your skills, knowledge and strength you can go for a variety of jobs like Clerk/Probationary officer/ Engineer/Assistant/Trainee/Teacher/consultant and so on.
Basic Eligibility criteria
Minimum age is 21 years and Maximum age is 30 years of applying exam.
You should have completed your Graduation from any recognized university.
You must have scored at least 55-60% of marks in graduation depending upon the vacancy.

Application Portals
Here Naukri.com, Jagran Josh, Recruitment forms, Recruitment News, Indgovtjobs.in, GovernmentJobs.com are some optimum portal where job seeker ensures all information regarding job vacancies, fee structure, steps to fill the application form online, submitting a fee, date and center of examination, obtain roll no along with checking their results effortlessly.
Preparations:
Apart from this whole a lot process, Preparation is a crucial task, whether you are getting tuitions from recognized academy or setting up all at home. However, carrying out your private job or further studies at the same time would make your preparation hard nutshell to crack. Don’t bother! Your future still seems to be bright as I have decided to train you online regarding all the fundamental concepts that helps to gear up your ability and assists to crack the exam in minimal attempts.
Lessons categories in:
Quantitative aptitude
Reasoning ability
Current affairs
Banking awareness
In my next blog, we will start with these lessons with basic concepts so as to make them as simple as possible.
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