ABOUT VEDIC MATH

Vedic Mathematics is a system of mathematics that originated in ancient India, specifically in the Vedas, which are ancient Indian scriptures. It's a unique approach to arithmetic and algebra, characterized by its simplicity and efficiency in solving mathematical problems.

The principles of Vedic Mathematics were first rediscovered from the Vedas by Bharati Krishna Tirthaji in the early 20th century. He systematized these techniques and presented them in his book titled "Vedic Mathematics," published in 1965.

Vedic Mathematics includes various tricks, shortcuts, and mental calculation techniques that can be applied to perform arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and even calculus problems. Some of the key features of Vedic Mathematics include sutras (aphorisms) and sub-sutras, which are concise and easy-to-remember formulas and methods for solving mathematical problems.

These techniques are not only useful for speed and mental calculation but also for developing a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts. Vedic Mathematics has gained popularity worldwide as an alternative approach to traditional methods of teaching and learning mathematics.