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Dear experts and aspirants.Please help me to calculate
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Dear frnds and sirs,




 


Most often particularly in chemistry There will be lot of numerical calculation involving squaring .finding sq root




 


multiplication.Division etc.I face a lot of probs in that area.Therefore please help me to calculate more quickly to




 


get approximate answers (especially in division )by using significant digits etc.Ur help will be highly useful fr me and will be apreciated and rated.


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21 Nov 2008 15:55:36 IST
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regrdng calculations u ve 2 practice well...n automatically speed will come.....
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21 Nov 2008 16:11:18 IST
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Take an eg


  


Here we've got aproximate ans and saved lot of effort.


Can u suggest such tricks


 


 

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21 Nov 2008 18:03:53 IST
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here c in dat eg..... dr r 2 digits before point... just ignore dat point just add da nos n divide by 100 n u will get 152...

dats the trick 4 u

hope ds help u..
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practice ,practice n practice..beacuse practice makes the man perfect,solve the question related to mathematical calculation very carefully to avoid any mistake

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22 Nov 2008 14:12:04 IST
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So is there no other way we can divide  no's aproximately in seconds

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22 Nov 2008 14:17:55 IST
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[plzz rate if useful !]

suppose u want 2 square the number 92

find the product of (92+2) and (92-2)....then add the square of the difference that is 2^2=4

so answer wiull give : 8460+4=8464
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22 Nov 2008 15:29:15 IST
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I will tell u an easier way to square 92


92= 100-8


square 8=64


92-8 =84

 


so ans is 92square=8464


T ake another eg 98^2


98=100-2


square 2 =  4 = 04


98-2=96


So square 98=9604



 


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