Math, asked by sreeanand, 1 year ago

how to division and maltiplication for compitative exams

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Answered by abhishek123

what class are u in? well, to do fast division and multiplication, u may learn vedic maths.

Answered by strovey

competative exams r nothing special as u r thinking.they do not involve anything to do specially.u need to do the same thing faster and without running out of tym.u need to have good attachment with the core basics in a really gud way that u can answer them in any form they r asked.thats it.

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