Squaring A Number-
1. Aitken, mathematician took advantage of the following algebraic identity-A2 = (A-d)(A + d) + d2
Naturally, this formula works for any value of d, but we should choose d to be the distance to a number close to A that is easy to multiply.
Example- To square the number 23, we let d = 3 to get
232= 20 *26 + 32
= 520 + 9
= 529
2. If 'n' is a number between 0 to 50
Then,
n2 = (n-25)*100 + (50-n)2
If 'n' is a number between 50 to 100
Then,
n2 = (2n-100)*100 + (100-n)2
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Close Together Method-
For Multiplying any two no.(z + a)(z + b) = z(z + a + b) + ab
where z is typically a number that ends in zero.
Example- For the problem 23*26, z = 20, a = 3, b = 6, leads to
23*26 = 20*29 + 3*6 = 580 + 18 = 598
Note- On both sides of the equation, the algebra reveals that
the two-digit numbers being multiplied will have the same sum (23 + 26 = 49 = 20 + 29).---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cubing A Number-
To cube a two-digit number, we can exploit the algebra
A3= (A - d) A (A + d) + d2A
Example- Thus to cube the number 23, we can do
233 = 20* 23* 26+32*23
= 20* 598 + 9* 23 = 11,960 + 207 = 12,167
where we used the close-together method to do 23*26.
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To Find Any Root Of A Number-
where, n = Index or root no.
x = Perfect root of no. near to required root.
Δx = Difference between x and A
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