MATH MAGIC
- Naween Raaj

- Aug 6, 2017
- 1 min read
MULTIPLYING TWO NUMBERS WHOSE DIFFERENCE IS 4.
Rule: Square the number midway between the two given numbers and subtract 4. Naturally the success of this short cut will depend on how easy it is to square a number. Example; Multiply 69 by 73. The number midway between the two numbers is 71. Check my previous post to know how to square any two-digit number ending in I. Applying this short cut, we find 71 x 71 = 5,041 and 5,041 - 4 =5,037 Therefore 69 x 73 = 5,037 Answer





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