I hope you see this. I struggled through my whole highschool. I'm an adult in my 20's now, and I'm finally getting the right meds for my adhd that was never discovered. Despite recieving meds that help me focus, I still have this enormous feeling of being dumb, and lazy since. Anyways, you showed me that hard work can really make me smart too, and im not stuck feeling dumb and helpless.
@@austin529 thanks Austin. I've been a teacher a long time now and I hate school does this to people - where because you think differently it's almost as if you're not welcome right? Be different and think different. It's also a strength.
I feel schools are just too lazy to address all the neurodiversity in students and so they just put you in with the "regular" students, the "gifted" students and those of "special education". Unless you have an intellectual disability that legitimately keeps you from carrying out all the responsibilities of an adult I feel there should be no excuse from teachers or schools to allow students to be disinterested nor be illiterate in maths... That's why I have taken it upon myself to review and teach myself mathematics. This channel makes my journey that much easier.
@@austin529 I teared up a little reading this. I finally got diagnosed this year, even if the meds help me to some extent I can't help but dumb and lazy
You are by far, the greatest most intelligent Math Professor in the Universe! Thank You so much for helping me get back into College. I aspire to become a Teacher as inspirational and driven to teach as you are Sir, thank you so much again.
Keep in mind that multiplication is a combination of addition as well and as the numbers get larger there are combinations of subtraction addition multiplication can become a factor as well.
Great videos, I fly for an airline and we use mental math for a lot of things, this will help me to be faster and more accurate at calculations... much appreciated
If the numbers are under twenty - I treat it a bit differently - say for 7 x 18, the tens number is the single digit number (7 ie 70), the unit number is 7x8 = 56. 70 + 56 = 126.
There are different videos on different length digits. These are listed in my channel. More material will be released later this year (i'm on holiday at the moment).
this channels helping me so much I have my SATs soon and we've been doing practice tests and all my correct answers are basically because of this channel XD
You can put that into an equation, which can be simplified to this :P : The base number in, for example, 12*14 is 10. Num1 means how far from the base number is the first number (2). Num2 means how far from the base number is the second number (4). (base^2) + (base * num1) + (base * num2) + (num1 * num2) (10^2) + (10 * 2) + (10 * 4) + (2 * 4) 100 + 20 + 40 + 8 = 168
For numbers between 10 and 20: The general idea is this: We have (10+a) * (10+b) We then add the units of any number, to the whole of the other number. As is mentioned in the video, it doesn't matter which way you do this, as both will give you (10+a+b). Since this is actually the value of the 10s, we should multiply this whole expression by 10 to get 100+10a+10b. For the units, we multiply the units from the two original numbers to get ab. This is then added to 100+10a+10b to get 100+10a+10b+ab. This of course makes perfect sense if you simply expand the brackets of the original expression: (10+a)*(10+b) = (10*10) + a*10 + 10*b + a*b = 100+10a+10b+ab. But this only really works for numbers between 10 and 20, as mentioned. What if we tried doing it with larger 2-digit numbers? For 54 x 73, the numbers are 44 and 63 away from 10 respectively. We then add 44 to 73 (or 54 to 63) to get 117. We then treat this as the "10s", so we'd treat this at 1170. We'd then multiply the 44 and 63. This is then done the same method: Subtract 10 from both numbers to get 34 and 53. Add 44 + 53 (or 34 + 63) to get 97. This is also the 10s part, so we'd treat this as 970. We then have to multiply the 34 x 53. Repeat the above to get 24 and 43 as the distances from 10. Add 34 + 43 or 24 + 53 to get 87. This is also the 10s part, so this is 770. Then multiply 24 x 43. To do this, again, we add 14 + 43 or 24 + 33 to get 57. This is again the 10s part, so that would be 570 Now we have to multiply 24 x 43. Again, we have 14 + 43, or 24 + 33 to get 67. This is actually 670. Now we're left with 14 x 33. 33 + 4 = 37 (or 23 + 14 = 37) .. we treat this as 370. Now we just have 4 x 23 This is equal to 92. Now what happens if we add everything up? 1170 0970 0770 0570 0370 0092 0002 0440 2500 1000 3942 ... which is the actual answer. Of course, this is far too much work, since we have a chain of constantly multiplying 2 digit numbers, going down by 10 each time.
This is Indian Vedic Maths method. This method works with base 10, 100, 1000 and so on.. You can use this method with other bases also but with some modifications. In case of 54 x 73, Don't use base 10, use base 50. So, numbers will be 50+4 and 50+23 Follow same approach, Multiply 4*23=92 Add 54+23=77 or 73+4=77 either way addition will be same. Now here comes the modification. Because 50 is 1/2 of base 100. Make addition also half, you will get 38.5 As base is 100, multiply number with 100... So, 38.5*100=3850 To get final answer, add 92 in above number.. 3850+92=3942 With practice, you can calculate any 2 digit multiplication orally..
Dear Ocarina: Go to 5:50 he said: 9+17=26 . You can do 9+17 or 7+19 , both will give the same answer which is 26, then you multiply 7by9 to get 63, then you add 260+63= 323. watch again please, to get clear. Thanks
I have just found your channel and very interesting it is too. Although retired now, this quick maths is still of interest .. at least it'll keep my brain active. What's more, I'll be able to keep an eye on what my wife spends .. on yet another new handbag 🤣
Man. You never ever disappoint me in the least bit. I've learned so much from your channel in the last few years now.. Great, Great Teaching. Wow!-:)) I'm not so intimidated by math anymore.............😁😉🙂
HOLY CRAP after watching this i did my own sum and wrote it down and i'm like that can't be the answer way to easy but it was.. thanks man from tassie :P
Thank you Sir! i was a weak at math when i was schooling. didn't score more than 50. anyway i managed to pass the O/L exam really hard. to be honest, math made me hate it. however, now i love learning math by myself.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trachtenberg_system Here is the extended system. There was a book in the 1960s that explained it all, and the life of Trachtenberg, which was a case a great determination through very extreme adversity. I am pleased you are introducing his methods to a new generation: an antidote to the electronic calculator! :)
Over 20 it's possible to do it, but is more complicated. The exact expression is: (first number + second number -10) *10 + (first number -10) * (second number -10) and it's needed to be more time. For example: 36*27 = (36+17)*10+26*17 = 530+(26+7)*10+16*7 = 530+330+112 = 972 36*55 = (36+45)*10+26*45 = 810+(26+35)*10+16*35 = 810+610+(16+25)*10+6*25 = 1420+410+150 = 1980
Even faster way, is understanding the near 10's and addition subtraction 17 x19 = (17 x 20) - 17 children are good with upto 5 multipliers in table, things get's with bigger numbers there after so, 17 x 20 = 340 - 17 = 340 -10 - 7 = 323.
I teach many people labelled slow learners. Keep practicing, although sometimes a different explanation can help. Good luck!
I hope you see this.
I struggled through my whole highschool.
I'm an adult in my 20's now, and I'm finally getting the right meds for my adhd that was never discovered.
Despite recieving meds that help me focus, I still have this enormous feeling of being dumb, and lazy since.
Anyways, you showed me that hard work can really make me smart too, and im not stuck feeling dumb and helpless.
@@austin529 thanks Austin.
I've been a teacher a long time now and I hate school does this to people - where because you think differently it's almost as if you're not welcome right?
Be different and think different. It's also a strength.
God blessed you. 🙏🙏🙏 Thank you for your teaching!🙂
I feel schools are just too lazy to address all the neurodiversity in students and so they just put you in with the "regular" students, the "gifted" students and those of "special education". Unless you have an intellectual disability that legitimately keeps you from carrying out all the responsibilities of an adult I feel there should be no excuse from teachers or schools to allow students to be disinterested nor be illiterate in maths... That's why I have taken it upon myself to review and teach myself mathematics. This channel makes my journey that much easier.
@@austin529 I teared up a little reading this. I finally got diagnosed this year, even if the meds help me to some extent I can't help but dumb and lazy
i was told i was dyslexic at 27 and have never been able to understand maths till i found your videos which has helped me a lot so thank you!
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The fact you think dyslexia means you can't understand maths tells me all i need to know as to why you can't understand maths
cannot thank you enough! I am slowly becoming numerate for the first time in my 29 years on this earth thanks to your videos!
You are by far, the greatest most intelligent Math Professor in the Universe! Thank You so much for helping me get back into College. I aspire to become a Teacher as inspirational and driven to teach as you are Sir, thank you so much again.
Keep in mind that multiplication is a combination of addition as well and as the numbers get larger there are combinations of subtraction addition multiplication can become a factor as well.
Great videos, I fly for an airline and we use mental math for a lot of things, this will help me to be faster and more accurate at calculations... much appreciated
I answered them faster than other kids in class,and they were like,WHAT how did you do that so fast😀
That's great keep up the great work.
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Agreed
I've got other videos showing how to deal with numbers over 20.
Where? I cannot find them.
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If the numbers are under twenty - I treat it a bit differently - say for 7 x 18, the tens number is the single digit number (7 ie 70), the unit number is 7x8 = 56. 70 + 56 = 126.
Really appreciate your content. I always wanted to know the trick behind quick mental math
There are different videos on different length digits. These are listed in my channel. More material will be released later this year (i'm on holiday at the moment).
this channels helping me so much I have my SATs soon and we've been doing practice tests and all my correct answers are basically because of this channel XD
You can put that into an equation, which can be simplified to this :P :
The base number in, for example, 12*14 is 10.
Num1 means how far from the base number is the first number (2).
Num2 means how far from the base number is the second number (4).
(base^2) + (base * num1) + (base * num2) + (num1 * num2)
(10^2) + (10 * 2) + (10 * 4) + (2 * 4)
100 + 20 + 40 + 8 = 168
I preferred his explanation much better
Thank you Techmath, I've learnt so much from you. :)
pretty cool! just showed this to my granddaughter in the second grade having math problems and she was thrilled!
Omg. I can now do this quick smart. Its like being given a sharp needle after having used a blunt needle for years. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
For numbers between 10 and 20:
The general idea is this:
We have (10+a) * (10+b)
We then add the units of any number, to the whole of the other number. As is mentioned in the video, it doesn't matter which way you do this, as both will give you (10+a+b).
Since this is actually the value of the 10s, we should multiply this whole expression by 10 to get 100+10a+10b.
For the units, we multiply the units from the two original numbers to get ab. This is then added to 100+10a+10b to get 100+10a+10b+ab.
This of course makes perfect sense if you simply expand the brackets of the original expression:
(10+a)*(10+b) = (10*10) + a*10 + 10*b + a*b = 100+10a+10b+ab.
But this only really works for numbers between 10 and 20, as mentioned. What if we tried doing it with larger 2-digit numbers?
For 54 x 73, the numbers are 44 and 63 away from 10 respectively.
We then add 44 to 73 (or 54 to 63) to get 117. We then treat this as the "10s", so we'd treat this at 1170.
We'd then multiply the 44 and 63.
This is then done the same method:
Subtract 10 from both numbers to get 34 and 53.
Add 44 + 53 (or 34 + 63) to get 97. This is also the 10s part, so we'd treat this as 970.
We then have to multiply the 34 x 53.
Repeat the above to get 24 and 43 as the distances from 10.
Add 34 + 43 or 24 + 53 to get 87. This is also the 10s part, so this is 770.
Then multiply 24 x 43.
To do this, again, we add 14 + 43 or 24 + 33 to get 57.
This is again the 10s part, so that would be 570
Now we have to multiply 24 x 43.
Again, we have 14 + 43, or 24 + 33 to get 67.
This is actually 670.
Now we're left with 14 x 33.
33 + 4 = 37 (or 23 + 14 = 37) .. we treat this as 370.
Now we just have 4 x 23
This is equal to 92.
Now what happens if we add everything up?
1170
0970
0770
0570
0370
0092
0002
0440
2500
1000
3942
... which is the actual answer.
Of course, this is far too much work, since we have a chain of constantly multiplying 2 digit numbers, going down by 10 each time.
This is Indian Vedic Maths method.
This method works with base 10, 100, 1000 and so on..
You can use this method with other bases also but with some modifications.
In case of 54 x 73,
Don't use base 10, use base 50.
So, numbers will be 50+4 and 50+23
Follow same approach,
Multiply 4*23=92
Add 54+23=77 or 73+4=77 either way addition will be same.
Now here comes the modification.
Because 50 is 1/2 of base 100.
Make addition also half, you will get 38.5
As base is 100, multiply number with 100...
So, 38.5*100=3850
To get final answer, add 92 in above number..
3850+92=3942
With practice, you can calculate any 2 digit multiplication orally..
this is a very smart way of showing students much easier and faster it has been avery helpful way to learn i love it this way thank you
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Dear Ocarina: Go to 5:50 he said: 9+17=26 . You can do 9+17 or 7+19 , both will give the same answer which is 26, then you multiply 7by9 to get 63, then you add 260+63= 323. watch again please, to get clear. Thanks
Thanks for tutorial, you help me improve my mental sums. My basic time table needs refreshing.
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I have just found your channel and very interesting it is too.
Although retired now, this quick maths is still of interest .. at least it'll keep my brain active. What's more, I'll be able to keep an eye on what my wife spends .. on yet another new handbag 🤣
Thank you so much! You made me like math even more!
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from your channel in the last few years now.. Great, Great Teaching. Wow!-:))
I'm not so intimidated by math anymore.............😁😉🙂
I'm happy with that :) Thanks!
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HOLY CRAP after watching this i did my own sum and wrote it down and i'm like that can't be the answer way to easy but it was.. thanks man from tassie :P
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Sure - I have another video that does this...see my channel!
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they dont even teach multiplication in college.
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I like your first method much better!!
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Thank you Sir! i was a weak at math when i was schooling. didn't score more than 50. anyway i managed to pass the O/L exam really hard. to be honest, math made me hate it. however, now i love learning math by myself.
Very good method.thanku sir.
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what about for instance; 36*27 ? What would the steps for that be?
36×27=6_(4)2
21+12=33+4=37
6+3=9 the final answer is 972 hope you understand even though it's kinda confusing.
Alma Absin I'm confuse
the title said *UNDER TWENTY*
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en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trachtenberg_system
Here is the extended system. There was a book in the 1960s that explained it all, and the life of Trachtenberg, which was a case a great determination through very extreme adversity.
I am pleased you are introducing his methods to a new generation: an antidote to the electronic calculator! :)
You're a genuis! Feels like my life has been saved.
I freaking love these
Great video , please what is tens and unit numbers
Awesome trick!
Over 20 it's possible to do it, but is more complicated. The exact expression is:
(first number + second number -10) *10 + (first number -10) * (second number -10)
and it's needed to be more time.
For example:
36*27 = (36+17)*10+26*17 = 530+(26+7)*10+16*7 = 530+330+112 = 972
36*55 = (36+45)*10+26*45 = 810+(26+35)*10+16*35 = 810+610+(16+25)*10+6*25 = 1420+410+150 = 1980
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How do you solved the last question?help me please
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Thank you, this has helped me out a lot:]
Nice job although I love a good calculator,you don't need one all of the time.
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Will be nice if you explain how these tricks are working.
It is going to get really interesting when the teacher tells you to "show your work".
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Even faster way, is understanding the near 10's and addition subtraction
17 x19 = (17 x 20) - 17
children are good with upto 5 multipliers in table, things get's with bigger numbers there after
so, 17 x 20 = 340 - 17 = 340 -10 - 7 = 323.
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At around 3:15 you could also add 1+2+1+4, and you get 8. I just figured that out :D
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