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Multiplying Numbers Less Than The Working Base Using Nikhilum Sutra: In this method we take a common base such that both the numbers are less than the base. Such type of Techniques of Vedic Maths help us to perform calculations in a much faster way. Mastering such type of techniques is very essential in Competitive Exams where time is very precious
For example let us take 1186 and 1192 | ![]() |
Step 1: As both the numbers are less than 1200, so we will take the base as 1200. let the base be 1200 1186 -14 1192 -8 | ![]() |
Step 2: Now, multiply -14 with -8, we get 112. | ![]() |
Step 3: Now, add diagonally 1186 with -8 or 1192 with -14, We will get 1178 | ![]() |
Step 4: Multiplying with the base 1200 and add 112. Thus, answer is 1413712 | ![]() |