Chalana-Kalanabhyam” is a Sanskrit phrase used in Vedic Mathematics. The term translates to “by movement and by position.” It’s one of the sixteen Sutras, or

The Vedic Math Sutra 8 is called Puranapuranabhyam, which translates to – By the completion or non-completion. This sutra helps perform calculations involving complements or

The Vedic math sutra “Saṅkalana Vyavakalanābhyāṃ” is translated as “By addition and by subtraction.” This sutra is used to simplify calculations involving addition and subtraction.

Hey, have you ever come across those numberless math problems? You know, the ones that make you scratch your head and wonder if you can

Sūnyaṁ Samyāsamuccaya: When the sum is the same, that sum is zero Sūnyaṁ Samyāsamuccaya is a Vedic Math sutra that translates to “When the sum

In Vedic mathematics, “Urdhava-Tiryagbyham” is a sutra that refers to a multiplication technique. It is often translated as “vertically and crosswise.” The Urdhava-Tiryagbyham sutra is

Paryavarta Yojayet can be translated as “Transpose and Apply.” Transpose refers to exchanging or swapping the positions of two elements. In the context of mathematical

Anurupye means Proportionately. The Vedic Math Sutra 6 Anurupye can be used for multiplication when the two-digit numbers have a common digit, and the sum

This blog will discuss Sutra 2: the Nikhilam Navatashcaraman Dashatah, which can quickly multiply numbers close to a base number. This sutra is often translated