Vedic Mathematics

Email

Whatsapp

Facebook

Pinterest

Twitter

Copy link

About the Author Radha Krishna Gupt is a resident of Seorahi, Distt. Kushinagar (U.P.) who has served in Indian Air Force for twenty years. After his successful tenure in Indian Air Force, he has been committed studying various subjects including vedic mathematics, science, philosophy, literature etc. He has been teaching the students at various levels for last several years and has been imparting his knowledge and experience in various forms.

Vedic mathematics has been his field of interest for last several years and now he has presented the potential of vedic mathematics in the form of formulae and methods which are very easy to understand and are capable to solve problems of varying complexity. The author is confident of this book to be of great value for students preparing for competitive examinations etc.

Preface Vedic mathematics is a science which provides several methods to solve mathematical problems with the help of formulae invented by our ancient saints etc. These formulae are capable of solving problems ranging from simple to complex and that also in the form of really very short solutions.

In vedic mathematics, the 'zero' has been given great importance. The role of zero has ever been compared with the God as he plays with the nature. The significance zero has been known very less so far therefore, the effort has been made to highlight the significance of zero at several points in this book.

This book is written with the aim to boost the interest of students and present them the capability to solve various mathematical questions or problems for their competitive examinations as well as related to their daily life. While studying the book, the reader is most likely to find the book in the form of a teacher getting solutions in a very short, simple and easy to understand manner.

The rules and formulae given in this book have been basically originated from Vedas and other related ancient literature which are still relevant because of their inherent potential within. These formulae or methods make mathematics a kind of game in which one may get solutions like square roots, cube roots, complex multiplication or division upto many decimal locations.

The unique aspect of this book which makes it totally different from plenty of other books on vedic mathematics is its way of presentation of concepts in a simple and straight language with the help of adequate numbers of solved examples. The questions given are so interesting that they keep on raising the interest level of the reader exponentially.

The author is of firm belief that a reader will enjoy the exploring the potential of vedic mathematics throughout his going through the present book. Wish you a happy reading.

**Contents and Sample Pages**