Another Quick Multiplication example

(follow the color of the numbers for reference)

Here is another example of quick multiplication of two 3 digits number
Steps are as follows
1) Place the two number one of top of the other as shown above.

2) From right to left multiply the first two digits - ie 5 x 2 which give you 10

3) Write down '0' as the answer right hand digit and make a mental carry 1.

4) Next get the sum of (7 x 2)+ (8 x 5) and the 1 carry from previous calculation this will give you an answer of 55.

5) Write down '5' on the left site of the '0' as the answer and make a mental carry of 5.

6) Next get the sum of (2 x 2)+(7x8)+(5x5) and the 5 carry from previous calculation this will give you an answer of 90.

7) Write down 0 on the left side of the 5 as the answer and make a mental carry of 9.

8) Next get the sum of (2x8)+(7x5) and the 9 carry from previous calculation this will give you an answer of 60.

9) Write down 0 on the left side of the 0 as the answer and make a mental carry of 6.

10) Finally get the sum of (2x5) and the 6carry of the previous calculation this will give you an answer of 16.

11) Write 16 on the left hand side of the last 0.

12) The final answer is 160050

With some practice the calculation can be perform mentally and you just have to write the answer from right to left ie in the example 050061.

Square of Numbers ending in 5

Rules for squaring number ending in 5

1) First square the right hand side number and put it down as the right side.

2) Take the lefthand side number and add 1 to it and multiply this number with the original left hand side number. Put it down as the left of the answer.

3) The combine number is the answer.

My Learn

Learning is a Lifelong Process. - Yes
Do we Stop Learning? - No
Can we Stop Learning? - No
Will we Stop Learning? - No
Do we have to Unlearn to Learn?

"Give a person a fish, he will survive for the day.
Teach a person how to fish, he will survive as long as he can"

"Give a person an idea, and you enrich their life.
Teach a person how to learn, and they can enrich their own lives"

Then How do we Learn???
First lets look at Vedic Maths....????

Vedic Mathematics - An ancient system of mental mathematics developed by Shri Bharati Krishna Tirthaji based on a system of 16 Vedic Sutras. It simple rules and principles help to solve any mathematical problem like arithmetic, algebra, geometry and trigonometry.
Follow me on a journey of learning.... It's a new beginning.

Know your Numbers

million	106
billion	10 9
trillion	1012
quadrillion	10 15
quintillion	1018
sextillion	1021
septillion	1024
octillion	1027
nonillion	1030
decillion	1033
undecillion	1036
duodecillion	1039
tredecillion	1042
quatuordecillion	1045
quindecillion	1048
sexdecillion	1048
septendecillion	1054
octodecillion	1057
novemdecillion	1060
vigintillion	1063
googol	10100
googolplex	10googol = 1010100

Multiplication Grid Table

Use this multiplication grid to find your quick answer.

Mathematics made easy

A Mathematic trick for Times 9 and Times 11

Underwear

One evening, while thinking I was being funny, I said to my wife "Perhaps we should start washing your clothes in Slim Fast. Maybe it would take an inch or 2
off of your butt!"!

My wife was not amused, and decided that she simply couldn't let such a comment go unrewarded.

The next morning I took a pair of underwear out of my drawer. "What is this?" I said to myself as a little dust cloud appeared when I shook them out.

"Connie", I hollered into the bathroom, "Why did you put talcum powder in my underwear?"
She replied..... "It's not talcum powder, it's Miracle Grow!"

Family Tradition

Bubba had long heard the stories of an amazing family tradition.

It seems that his father, grandfather and great-grandfather had all
been able to walk on water on their 21st birthday. On that special day,
they'd each walked across the lake to the bar on the far side for their first legal drink.

So when Bubba's 21st birthday came around, he and his pal Jim Bob
took a boat out to the middle of the lake, Bubba stepped out of the boat
and nearly drowned! Jim Bob just barely managed to pull him to safety.

Furious and confused, Bubba went to see his grandmother. 'Grandma,'
he asked, 'it's my 21st birthday, so why can't I walk 'cross the lake like
my pappy, his father, and his father before him?'

Granny looked deeply into Bubba's troubled eyes and said,

'Because your father, your grandfather and your great grandfather
were born in January, and you were born
in July, you idiot!'

A few years ago

I was on a kibbutz in Israel, this really good looking english girl there shat on a plate and ate a bit of it with some bread. It was minging. Someone took pictures. Then later for the amusement of everyone else she attempted to ram an enormous vegetable up her fanny. That wasn't at all minging, quite pleasant to watch in fact.

Just great

I went to Taco Bell today, and they have these new things on the menu called "caramel apple empanadas" and holy crap they are freaking good. Maybe it's because they suspiciously resemble Hubig's pies, except they're served hot and only come in one flavor. If you've never had the sweet goodness that is a Hubig's pie, you need to run down to New Orleans right now. They're like a glazed turnover filled with gooey fruit stuff. Oh it is great.

I also saw that movie Big Fish tonight. It was really really good, the story, the cinematography, the actors, everything. One of my friends bawled her eyes out. I didn't though, which surprised me, because I cried during Sweet Home Alabama lol. Come on, it was the part when she was in the dog cemetery and she was talking to her boyfriend's old dog, and she was all like, "It wasn't your fault that I left." That was so sad. I'm sorry. lol

In other news, another blog linked to me! What!! And you better not think that I'm a hick just because he identified me as "Emily from Mississippi." I'm from the coast, thank you. Representing the 228! Seriously, the below I-10 area is like a foreign country compared to the rest of the state. You should have to have a passport to travel back and forth.

Speaking of Big Fish and Southern states... Why is a movie like Big Fish, a movie about happy people, set in Alabama, while movies about racism are set in Mississippi? No fair!

Okay, I admit it: I like Reader's Digest

My stepdad has a subscription, but I always steal it from him. I found this in the December Issue, and I've been meaning to post it for a while, so now here it is. You know the Word Power thing with the vocabulary words? Well, for this issue they decided to go all ghetto and test adults on slang. I thought the answers page was too freaking funny, so here is it, in all its glory. 10 today, 10 tomorrow.

1. down- In agreement with; willing; as, I'm down for a road trip to Florida at spring break.

2. hooptie- Old car that's in bad shape; as, It may be a hooptie, but it's better than nothing at all.

3. tight- Fantastic; cool; interesting; as, Have you heard the new CD from Dido? It is totally tight! [Emily/editor's note: Now I like Dido alright, but I have never heard or described Dido's music as tight.]

4. whatevs- No comment; short for whatever. Adolescent equivalent of "what will be, will be." Also, whatev.

5. jet- Leave in a hurry; as, I'd better jet or the rents (parents) will be all bent out of shape.

6. wack- Weird or strange; unfair or unacceptable; as, You're breaking up with me? That's wack. Also wacked.

7. chill- To relax or clam down; often used with "out"; as, Let's just chill at my house tonight; or, Getting that C is no big deal. You need to chill out.

8. bling-bling- Something expensive; often jewelry, especially diamonds; also can be an adjective meaning "flashy"; as, His girlfriend is all about the bling-bling.

9. my bad- My mistake or fault; It's my bad that we haven't finished shopping yet and it's Christmas Eve.

10. crib- A house, apartment or any kind of residence; as, Come on over to my crib and we'll watch the game. In Victorian times, it was slang for one's lodgings.

11-20 tomorrow. "Peace out homeys."