Innovative and magical
mathematics
Let’s explore and enrich ourselves!
By : Mrs. Prajakti Gokhale
Why we are here?
Objectives of this course
maths
problems
methods
logic
Thinking
out of
the box
Mind
power
tricks
Structure of the course
Duration : 4
months
Session : once
a week
2 hour session
mostly on
weekends
Structure of the session
Actual teaching of concepts with problem
solving
(45 min)
Small practice of learned
concept for 15 min
one puzzle or story
( 30 min )
Discussions, question and
answers
(30 min)
What we will learn?
Number
theory
Vedic: basic
operations
History
Prime numbers
and coding
Geometry
Basic concepts
Innovative
constructions
Method of
deductive
reasoning
Algebra
History and
relation with
numbers
Understanding
concept with
stories
Application
Relation with
other subjects
Joining maths
to physics
Maths in our
surrounding
Maths in daily
transactions
What you will achieve?
Construction of problems
Logical connection
New tricks
Relating and reading patterns
Analysis skills
Basic coding
How it will help in exam?
Reduce
phobia of
numbers
Easily verify
answers in
exam
Release the
pressure of
silly
mistakes
You can
think more
logically and
precisely
Able to
understand
and do word
problems in
a better way
Some examples and tricks
To find complement of the
number
Finding the square of a
number
Dividing the number with 9
Rule: all from 9 and last from 10 Rule : as many numbers less ,
reduce and apply square
Rule: all from 9 and last from 10
Complement w.r.t. 10
Complement of 6 is 4
( 97)² = (97-3)/ (3)²
= 9409
321 ÷ 9 = 35 remainder 6
= 35.6666
Complement w.r.t. 100 (91)² = (91-9)/ (9)²
= 8281
4521 ÷ 9 = 4, 9,11, rem 12
= 501 rem 12
= 502 rem 3
Complement of 47 : 53 (102)² = 102 +2/ (2)²
= 10404
12031 ÷ 9 = 1336 remainder 7
Complement w.r.t 1000
Complement of 421 : 579
Complement w.r.t. 10000
Complement of 2370: 7630
When numbers near to 1000
( 996)² = 996-4 / (4)²
= 992016
(1008)² = 1008+8 / (8)²
= 1016064

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  • 1.
    Innovative and magical mathematics Let’sexplore and enrich ourselves! By : Mrs. Prajakti Gokhale
  • 2.
  • 3.
    Objectives of thiscourse maths problems methods logic Thinking out of the box Mind power tricks
  • 4.
    Structure of thecourse Duration : 4 months Session : once a week 2 hour session mostly on weekends
  • 5.
    Structure of thesession Actual teaching of concepts with problem solving (45 min) Small practice of learned concept for 15 min one puzzle or story ( 30 min ) Discussions, question and answers (30 min)
  • 6.
    What we willlearn? Number theory Vedic: basic operations History Prime numbers and coding Geometry Basic concepts Innovative constructions Method of deductive reasoning Algebra History and relation with numbers Understanding concept with stories Application Relation with other subjects Joining maths to physics Maths in our surrounding Maths in daily transactions
  • 7.
    What you willachieve? Construction of problems Logical connection New tricks Relating and reading patterns Analysis skills Basic coding
  • 8.
    How it willhelp in exam? Reduce phobia of numbers Easily verify answers in exam Release the pressure of silly mistakes You can think more logically and precisely Able to understand and do word problems in a better way
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    Some examples andtricks To find complement of the number Finding the square of a number Dividing the number with 9 Rule: all from 9 and last from 10 Rule : as many numbers less , reduce and apply square Rule: all from 9 and last from 10 Complement w.r.t. 10 Complement of 6 is 4 ( 97)² = (97-3)/ (3)² = 9409 321 ÷ 9 = 35 remainder 6 = 35.6666 Complement w.r.t. 100 (91)² = (91-9)/ (9)² = 8281 4521 ÷ 9 = 4, 9,11, rem 12 = 501 rem 12 = 502 rem 3 Complement of 47 : 53 (102)² = 102 +2/ (2)² = 10404 12031 ÷ 9 = 1336 remainder 7 Complement w.r.t 1000 Complement of 421 : 579 Complement w.r.t. 10000 Complement of 2370: 7630 When numbers near to 1000 ( 996)² = 996-4 / (4)² = 992016 (1008)² = 1008+8 / (8)² = 1016064