PAWAN MISHRA
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trick # 1
trick # 2
trick # 3
trick # 4
trick # 5
trick # 6
trick # 7
trick # 8
trick # 9
trick # 10
trick # 11
Trick # 1
ortcut Multiplication with Numbers closer but less than 100
99
x 98
Step 1: Take the difference with 100
1
2
2
Step 2: Multiply the difference
Step 3: After Multiplying the difference
if the answer is a single digit then pu
a ‘0’ before the answer .
0
Step 4: Diagonally subtract the number
with the difference
97
97
x 98
3
2
6095
94
x 96
6
4
2490
trick # 1
91
x 92
9
8
7283
95
x 99
5
1
5094
1) 98
x 94
2
6
1292
2) 92
x 99
8
1
0891
3) 93
x 97
7
3
2190
4)
91
x 92
9
8
7283
5) 96
x 95
4
5
2091
6) 94
x 91
6
9
5485
7) 97
x 91
3
9
2788
8)
Step 1: Take the difference with 100
Step 2: Multiply the difference
Step 3: After Multiplying the difference
if the answer is a single digit then put
a ‘0’ before the answer .
Step 4: Diagonally subtract the number
with the difference
trick # 1
ortcut Multiplication with Numbers closer but less than 100
Brain
Gym……
Can you connect all nine dots with only four straight line segments
without losing contact with the paper while drawing?
trick # 2
trick # 2
rtcut Multiplication with Numbers closer but greater than 100
102
x 101
2
1
20103
105
x 107
5
7
35112
109
x 102
9
2
18111
Step 1: Take the difference with 100
Step 2: Multiply the difference
Step 3: After Multiplying the difference
if the answer is a single digit then put
a ‘0’ before the answer .
Step 4: Diagonally Add the number
with the difference
trick # 2
rtcut Multiplication with Numbers closer but greater than 100
103
x 104
Step 1: Take the difference with 100
3
4
12
Step 2: Multiply the difference
Step 3: After Multiplying the differenc
if the answer is a single digit then p
a ‘0’ before the answer .
Step 4: Diagonally Add the number
with the difference
107
1) 2) 3) 4)102
x 104
2
4
80106
109
x 105
9
5
45114
108
x 107
8
7
56115
Brain
Gym……
1
2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9 10
Form a NEW triangle that points down but moving only 3 coins only
1
2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9 10
7 10
1
1) A pond contains a colony of bacteria. Every day every bacterium doubles .
If it covers half the pond in 10 days then in how many days the pond will be
completely covered by bacteria?
Ans: 11 days
2) Which is more heavier: 1 kg cotton or 1 kg Iron?
Ans: since both are 1 kg both are equal by weight.
trick # 3
trick # 3
Shortcut Multiplication with 11
123 x 11 =
Step 1: put two dots at the extreme en
3531
412 x 11 = 2354
Step 1: keep on adding digits from righ
forming a chain
5312 x 11 = 23485
trick # 3
Shortcut Multiplication with 11
321 x 11 = 1353
214 x 11 = 4532
2314 x 11 = 45452
1)
2)
3)
162 x 11 = 28714)
Step 1: put two dots at the extreme end
Step 1: keep on adding digits from right
forming a chain
trick # 4
trick # 4
Multiplication of any two digit number with any two digit number
1)
2) +
3)
32
x 21
276
3 + 4
12
x 14
861
4 + 2
13
x 14
218
4 + 3
1
26
x 23
819
6 + 12
15
trick # 4
Multiplication of any two digit number with any two digit number
1)
Class Work :
13
x 21
372
2) 62
x 12
447
3) 43
x 14
206
4) 51
x 31
1815
5) 15
x 13
591
6) 34
x 41
4913
7) 26
x 21
645
8) 31
x 12
273
Brain
Gym……
Put the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 in the bubbles so that each
side adds up to the same thing.
Four people have to cross a bridge...  It's very dark and they only have one
flashlight...  They can't make it across without some light.
No more than two people can cross at a time.
Ashok can cross the bridge in 1 minute.
Karan can cross in 2 minutes.
Hakim can cross in 5 minutes.
Ramesh can cross in 10 minutes.
How can they all get across in 17 minutes?
First, Ashok and Karan go across with the flashlight
(2 minutes are now used up.)
Karan takes the flashlight back across to the others
(4 minutes are now used up.)
 
Hakim and Ramesh go across with the flashlight
(14 minutes are now used up.)
Ashok takes the flashlight back to the other side
(15 minutes are now used up.)
Karan and Ashok cross for the last time
(17 minutes are now used up.)
A
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R
A
K
A
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10 min
1 min2 min

Maths trick

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    trick # 1 trick# 2 trick # 3 trick # 4 trick # 5 trick # 6 trick # 7 trick # 8 trick # 9 trick # 10 trick # 11
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    ortcut Multiplication withNumbers closer but less than 100 99 x 98 Step 1: Take the difference with 100 1 2 2 Step 2: Multiply the difference Step 3: After Multiplying the difference if the answer is a single digit then pu a ‘0’ before the answer . 0 Step 4: Diagonally subtract the number with the difference 97 97 x 98 3 2 6095 94 x 96 6 4 2490 trick # 1 91 x 92 9 8 7283
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    95 x 99 5 1 5094 1) 98 x94 2 6 1292 2) 92 x 99 8 1 0891 3) 93 x 97 7 3 2190 4) 91 x 92 9 8 7283 5) 96 x 95 4 5 2091 6) 94 x 91 6 9 5485 7) 97 x 91 3 9 2788 8) Step 1: Take the difference with 100 Step 2: Multiply the difference Step 3: After Multiplying the difference if the answer is a single digit then put a ‘0’ before the answer . Step 4: Diagonally subtract the number with the difference trick # 1 ortcut Multiplication with Numbers closer but less than 100
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    Can you connectall nine dots with only four straight line segments without losing contact with the paper while drawing?
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    trick # 2 rtcutMultiplication with Numbers closer but greater than 100 102 x 101 2 1 20103 105 x 107 5 7 35112 109 x 102 9 2 18111 Step 1: Take the difference with 100 Step 2: Multiply the difference Step 3: After Multiplying the difference if the answer is a single digit then put a ‘0’ before the answer . Step 4: Diagonally Add the number with the difference
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    trick # 2 rtcutMultiplication with Numbers closer but greater than 100 103 x 104 Step 1: Take the difference with 100 3 4 12 Step 2: Multiply the difference Step 3: After Multiplying the differenc if the answer is a single digit then p a ‘0’ before the answer . Step 4: Diagonally Add the number with the difference 107 1) 2) 3) 4)102 x 104 2 4 80106 109 x 105 9 5 45114 108 x 107 8 7 56115
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    1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 Form a NEW triangle that points down but moving only 3 coins only 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 7 10 1
  • 13.
    1) A pondcontains a colony of bacteria. Every day every bacterium doubles . If it covers half the pond in 10 days then in how many days the pond will be completely covered by bacteria? Ans: 11 days 2) Which is more heavier: 1 kg cotton or 1 kg Iron? Ans: since both are 1 kg both are equal by weight.
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    trick # 3 ShortcutMultiplication with 11 123 x 11 = Step 1: put two dots at the extreme en 3531 412 x 11 = 2354 Step 1: keep on adding digits from righ forming a chain 5312 x 11 = 23485
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    trick # 3 ShortcutMultiplication with 11 321 x 11 = 1353 214 x 11 = 4532 2314 x 11 = 45452 1) 2) 3) 162 x 11 = 28714) Step 1: put two dots at the extreme end Step 1: keep on adding digits from right forming a chain
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    trick # 4 Multiplicationof any two digit number with any two digit number 1) 2) + 3) 32 x 21 276 3 + 4 12 x 14 861 4 + 2 13 x 14 218 4 + 3 1 26 x 23 819 6 + 12 15
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    trick # 4 Multiplicationof any two digit number with any two digit number 1) Class Work : 13 x 21 372 2) 62 x 12 447 3) 43 x 14 206 4) 51 x 31 1815 5) 15 x 13 591 6) 34 x 41 4913 7) 26 x 21 645 8) 31 x 12 273
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  • 21.
    Put the numbers1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 in the bubbles so that each side adds up to the same thing.
  • 22.
    Four people haveto cross a bridge...  It's very dark and they only have one flashlight...  They can't make it across without some light. No more than two people can cross at a time. Ashok can cross the bridge in 1 minute. Karan can cross in 2 minutes. Hakim can cross in 5 minutes. Ramesh can cross in 10 minutes. How can they all get across in 17 minutes? First, Ashok and Karan go across with the flashlight (2 minutes are now used up.) Karan takes the flashlight back across to the others (4 minutes are now used up.)   Hakim and Ramesh go across with the flashlight (14 minutes are now used up.) Ashok takes the flashlight back to the other side (15 minutes are now used up.) Karan and Ashok cross for the last time (17 minutes are now used up.) A K H R A K A K 2 min 2 min 10 min 1 min2 min

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