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subtract :89453-74321(using Vedic math) ​

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Answered by jay272
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Answer:

subtraction using vedic math

89453-74321

15132 is the answer

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Answered by BrainlyPopularman
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SUBTRACTION FROM VEDIC MATH :

89453

74321

15132

The whole number system is made up of only ‘9’ numbers (1-9) and a (0). All these numbers repeat themselves in a specific order after numbers 10, 100, 1000, and so on. These numbers, which have one as the first digit, followed by zeros are called bases.

The whole number system is made up of only ‘9’ numbers (1-9) and a (0). All these numbers repeat themselves in a specific order after numbers 10, 100, 1000, and so on. These numbers, which have one as the first digit, followed by zeros are called bases.The most interesting feature of Vedic mathematics which makes it fast and enjoyable, is the fact, that here we convert our big numbers into smaller numbers and do the calculations with them. And guess what? We still get the same answers, as we would have from calculations made using those big numbers.

Instead of doing any mathematical operation from ‘84’ we convert, ‘84’ into small number and perform the same operation from it. Now how do we break up ‘84’ into a smaller number? We don’t randomly covert the number into any small number but we do this by subtracting ‘84’ from its nearest base.

As ‘84’ is close to ‘100’ so ‘100’ is its closest base and we subtract ‘84’ from ‘100’100 – 84 = 16 ; This ‘16’ is called the Complement of ‘84’Any number when subtracted from its nearest base will give its complement. Now if we perform any arithmetical operations by ‘16’, we get the same answer as done by ‘84’ in the usual way. Doesn’t this sound interesting? This is what makes Vedic Mathematics most Interesting, logical and fast.We will notice that, it is easier to find complements of smaller numbers, but what do we do to find out the complement of bigger numbers. For this, we have a Vedic maths sutra, which comes very handy in finding the Complement of any random number.

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