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VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)March2,2021VolumeIssue 3Volume 2, Issue 3INDEXVedic Math WorldMATH, LOGIC AND MUCH MORE THE WORLD CELEBRATED 𝝅- DAY AS INTERNATIONAL DAY OF MATHEMATICSARYABHATAMADHAVAGave the value𝜋 3.1416in 5th centuryWorld’s first personto estimate theexact value of 𝜋 (pi)BHASKARACHARYADefined the value of pi as 22/7www.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 1 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3FOCUSINSIDE THIS ISSUEMarchSHOW-CASING THE MAJOR ATTRACTIONS & INDEX(SMART-LINKS)Page#32021Page#22IMPORTANT LINKSINDEX‘GANITANAND’A summary of all links available on one pageMagic of ‘pi’ !Page#4Page#23A SPECIAL MESSAGERESPECT YOUR ROOTS!Hon’ble Union Minister’s wordsHistory of an interesting mathematical number ‘ ’(800BCE – 1200AD)Page#5A SPECIAL MESSAGEPage#27Hon’ble Education Minister’s wordsDID YOU KNOW?Page #6Practical applications of ‘pi’ in real worldSANSTHAPAKS’ NOTEPage #29The concept of ‘pi’ was very first given during 800BCE inIndia!MATHOPINIONMathamagic of MarchPage#7Page #32About math around the world‘Pi’ Day celebrated worldwide as ‘InternationalTHEMATIC SPECIALSMATH NEWS N’ UPDATESMathematics Day’Page#10Page #34POWER OF ‘VEDIC MATH’An important Vedic Math Sutra: निनिलम् िवतश्चरमंदशतःPage #13LOGIC QUESTComplex Linear sitting arrangement: An important typeof Logical Data InterpretationPage #16CAN YOU SOLVE THIS?Prove yourself a true genius!Math & Logic QuestionsPage #18CONCEPTS & APPROACHESConcept of mensuration and usage of piMATH-MANTRA QUIZQUIZ Based on this Magazine ContentMath -Mantra QUIZ#8DIRECT QUIZ LINKhttp://www.vedicmathworld.com/quiz/mmq8Page #36VMW-HALL OF FAMERecognizing the winners of the ‘Math-Manta’ QuizVISIT VMW-HALL OF FAME ON OUR WEBSITEhttp://www.vedicmathworld.com/VMWHOFPage #37READERS’ SPEAKFeedback from the readersPage#20SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK ABOUT THIS MAGAZINEACHARYA PINGALA – the father of binary numberPage #38THE GREAT INDIAN MATHEMATICIANSsystem PEAKSUDOKU TIMECLICK HERE To SUBSCRIBE this magazine for FREEwww.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 2 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch 2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3FOCUSIMPORTANT LINKSPROVIDING A SUMMARY OF ALL LINKS AVAILABLE ON ONE PAGEEASY ACCESS OF ALL LINKS ANDOUTBOUND INFORMATIONSINDEXFOLLOWING ARE THE SMART-LINKS:1. MATH-MANTRA QUIZ #8CLICK HERE TO ATTEMPT2. VEDICREATIONAL MATH FOUNDATION COURSECLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION3. REQUEST A DISCOUNT ON VEDIC MATH COURSESCLICK HERE TO REQUEST A CALL4. SHARE YOUR MATH-STORY WITH USCLICK HERE TO SHARE YOUR STORY5. SUBSCRIBE TO THIS MAGAZINE FOR FREE6. VISIT VMW-HALL OF FAME GALLERY7. PUBLISH YOUR FEEDBACK ABOUT 'VEDIC MATHWORLD' IN 'READERS' SPEAK COLUMNMATH-MANTRAQUIZ#8CLICK HERE TO ATTEMPT QUIZCLICK HERE FOR INFORMATIONCLICK HERE TO VISITCLICK HERE TO GIVE FEEDBACKDO YOU WANT YOUR REVIEW TO BEPUBLISHED IN THIS MAGAZINE?CLICK HERETO WRITE YOUR REVIEW ABOUTTHIS MAGAZINE.#8 MATH-MANTRA QUIZMARCH2021GRAB THE CHANCE TO SECUREYOUR NAME IN THE VMW-HALLOF FAMEwww.vedicmathworld.com/magazineCLICK HERETO VISIT VMW-HALL OF FAMEGALLERYPAGE 3 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDA unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)March2021Volume 2, Issue 3FOCUSA SPECIAL MESSAGESHARING THE WORDS OFTHE INSPIRING PERSONALITIESHON’BLE UNION MINISTER’S WORDS‘Mathematics’ is essential for life and as I have workedclosely with children as a school Principal in early stage ofINDEX ofmy career, I completely understand the importance‘Mathematics’ in the development of a child’s brain.SHRI PARASHOTTAM RUPALAUnion Minister (State) – Agriculture,GujaratMATH-MANTRAQUIZ#8CLICK HERE TO ATTEMPTQUIZ #8 MATH-MANTRAQUIZ MARCH2021GRAB THE CHANCE TOSECURE YOUR NAME INVedic Mathematics is a gem of our ancient Indian educationsystem. The Vedic literature has a lot many mentions ofmathematical advancements. This magazine, ‘Vedic MathWorld’ – is beautifully designed with major focus on VedicMath tricks, math problems, logical ability enhancingquestions, math news from around the world and thelearnings from scriptures.I liked the concept of 3D magazine ‘Vedic Math World’designed by Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS) a lot. I amsure, ‘Vedic Math World’ shall be extremely useful for all theschools/ teachers and students. ‘Vedic Mathematics’ shallhelp the readers build a smarter approach, whereas, the tintof Indian scriptures shall make the Indian youth understandthe greatness of our country in a better way, which is verymuch required in today’s time.I congratulate both the editors, Mr. Hardik K Parikh and Ms.Paridhi Trivedi Parikh, and their team for all valid anddetailed research for creating this very educative magazinewith altogether a new concept.Best Wishes,THE VMW-HALL OF FAME[Union Minister (State) – Agriculture, Gujarat]www.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 4 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)A SPECIAL MESSAGEVolume 2, Issue 3FOCUSSHARING THE WORDS OFTHE INSPIRING PERSONALITIESINDEXHON’BLE EDUCATION MINISTER’S WORDS‘Mathematics’ has the ability to empower a person’s logicalskills. If a child feels happy while solving the math questions,he/she automatically starts developing interest in the subject.‘Vedic Mathematics’ does it all for the child. It makes child lovemath. I would say, it is an ‘innovation’.SHRI BHUPENDRASINHCHUDASAMACabinet Minister - Education,GujaratSUBSCRIBE THISMAGAZINE FOR FREECLICKHERETo get a freeSUBSCRIPTIONI congratulate you to bring out this e-Magazine aiming at thegenre of ‘mathematics’ through the medium of Vedic MathLearning System (VMLS). I was very happy to see sevendifferent focus-zones in the magazine dealing withMathematical Problems, Vedic Math Tricks, Logical skills,Learnings from Indian scriptures, Various puzzles, Latest newsand updates about mathematical field and great Indian heritagein the field of math. This content shall be definitely helpful ingrowing the reader’s intellect.I am sure, this e-magazine shall be extremely useful for thestudents, teachers, principals, and to everyone who isinterested in ‘Mathematics’ or ‘Vedic Mathematics’ with theflavour of the knowledge from ancient scriptures.I, once again congratulate them for their unique initiative and Iam sure it shall be extremely useful to the education fraternity.All the best.Bhupendrasinh Chudasama[Cabinet Minister – Education, Gujarat]www.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 5 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3FOCUSSANSTHAPAKS’ NOTEA Special Note‘VEDIC MATH WORLD’MARCH2021THE CONCEPT OF ‘PI’ WAS VERY FIRST GIVEN DURING 800BCE IN INDIA!Namaskar!Many wishes to all the readers!INDEXIndia represents one of the oldest civilizations on this planet. India isknown for its advancement in mathematics and sciences. Manymathematicians and scientists worldwide are now recognizing it. On14th March, the world celebrated the ‘Pi-DAY’ in the form ofINTERNATIONAL DAY OF MATHEMATICS.This motivates the entire team of ‘VEDIC MATH WORLD’ to bring outsome really interesting facts about the magical number ‘pi’ in front ofthe readers. It would be interesting to know the fact about ancientroots for ‘pi’ being present in India. ‘Pi’ has its mention in Sulba-sutrawhich were written almost 2800 years ago in 800BCE. The very firstperson to give the correct approximate value of ‘pi’ was none otherMR HARDIK K PARIKHSansthapak -Vedic Math Learning SystemChief Editor -Vedic Math Worldthan Aryabhata. The first person to give the fraction of ‘pi’ was anothermathematical legend ‘Bhaskara’. The first person of the world who gaveMS PARIDHI TRIVEDI PARIKHthe infinite series of ‘pi’ was Madhava who estimated the exact valueSansthapak -Vedic Math Learning Systemof pi in 14th century. Almost after 300 years before Gregory and Leibniz'sEditor -Vedic Math Worldformula was formed! Earlier infinite series of estimation of the value of‘pi’ was known as Gregory-Leibniz series. Today, it is referred to as the Madhava-Gregory-Leibniz series. So,the entire world has accepted the mathematical genius of India named ‘Madhav’ and his work!Apart from this, this issue of ‘VEDIC MATH WORLD’ covers the very interesting information aboutapplications of ‘pi’ in the real world, MUST-KNOW facts about ‘pi’, ancient Indian reference to the concept ofbinary number system during 300BCE, world-wide news of Mathematics, a lot many math and logicquestions and yes, the most favourite MATH-MANTRA QUIZ and a lot more!Have a knowledgeable read!Keep learning!HARDIK K PARIKH PARIDHI TRIVEDI PARIKH‘Building Careers, Shaping Lives!’www.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 6 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)MATH NEWS N’ UPDATESABOUT MATH AROUND THE WORLDVolume 2, Issue 3FOCUSSTAYUPDATED!ONCE AGAIN INDIAN MATHEMATICIAN IN NEWS:NIKHIL SRIVASTAVA – ONE OF THE WINNERS OF MICHAEL AND SHEILA HELD PRIZENikhil Srivastava, along with two others i.e., Adam Marcus and DanielAlan Spielman, won the prestigious 2021 Michael and Sheila Held Prize.This prize is given annually. It is carrying a hefty prize amount of 100,000. This prize is given to honour outstanding, innovative, creative,and influential research in the areas of Mathematical algorithms andcomplexity theory. The prize was established in 2017. Nikhil Srivastavagot this prize for solving long-standing questions on the Kadison-Singerproblem and on Ramanujan graphs and in the process uncovered adeep new connection between linear algebra, geometry ofpolynomials, and graph theory that has inspired the next generation oftheoretical computer scientists. Nikhil Srivastava is from the Universityof California, Berkeley. Adam Marcus is from the Ecole PolytechniqueFederale de Lausanne (EPFL). Daniel Alan Spielman is from from YaleUniversity. The trio receives the 2021 Michael and Sheila Held Prize.INDEXINTERNATIONAL DAY OF MATHEMATICS WAS CELEBRATED ON 14TH MARCH:International day of mathematics is also knownas ‘π(Pi) Day’. Pi Day is an annual celebration ofthe mathematical constant π (pi). The reasonthat ‘Pi’ Day is observed on March 14 is basically3, 1, and 4 are the first three significant digits ofπ as we all know the value of pi is 3.14approximately. For more than 30 years, thefourteenth day of March i.e., 14th March, has beencelebrated as ‘Pi Day’. It is a way of reminding theworld about this magical number. ‘Pi’ defines asthe ratio of the circumference of a circle to itsdiameter. According to the modern data available, it was founded in 1988 by Larry Shaw, an employee of theExploratorium. But the amazing fact is the value of pi was known during ancient India. Many of the ancientIndian mathematicians calculated the exact value of ‘pi’ during those times. To know more about it, don’tmiss to read the ‘DID YOU KNOW?’ column. To add to this, ‘Pi day’ celebrations often involve eating pie orholding pi recitation competitions in various educational institutions.www.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 7 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3EXPERTS SUGGESTED MATHEMATICS PORTION OF JEE-MAINS (MARCH2021) ISTOUGHER THAN IT WAS LAST SESSIONINDEXThe joint entrance examination mainmarch exam was tougher than lastsession.Moststudentwhoappeared for the JEE main 2021found mathematics question beingtricky and difficult to attempt ascompare to physics and chemistrywas rated as the easiest. As per thestudents review many numericalbased questions required lengthycalculations which consumed a lotof time of candidates appearing in the exam. VEDIC MATHEMATICS can be greatly helpful to solve lengthyand calculative questions in less time.RESEARCHERS DISCLOSE THAT LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS STRUGGLE WITH MATHLarge language models like OpenAI's GPT-3and Google's GShard learn to write humanliketext by internalizing billions of examples fromthe public web. Researchers disclose thatadvanced as machine learning models struggleto answer bilk of math problem correctly. Tomeasure the problem-solving ability of largeand general-purpose language models, theresearchers created a dataset called MATH,which consists of 12,500 problems taken fromhigh school math competitions. Trainingmodels on the fundamentals of mathematicsrequired the researchers to create a separatedataset with hundreds of thousands ofsolutions to common math problems. Evenwith the solutions, the researchers found that accuracy remained low for the large language models theybenchmarked: GPT-3 and GPT-2, GPT-3’s predecessor. Having the models generate their own solutions beforeproducing an answer actually degraded accuracy because while many of the steps were related to thequestion. In particular, providing models with solutions at training time increased accuracy substantially, withpretraining on Auxiliary Mathematics Problems and Solutions boosting accuracy by around 25% —equivalent to 15 times increase in model size.www.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 8 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3RESEARCH BY A MATHEMATICS PROFESSOR: A NEXT LEVEL OF RELEVANCE DURINGTHE COVID-19 PANDEMICINDEXThe research of a retired Iowa mathematics professor has takenon a next level of relevance during the COVID-19 pandemic.Herb hethcote did study in building mathematical models totrack the spread of infectious disease during his 37-year career.He published 73 papers showing how models can predict thespread of viral disease and how to reduce it. he formulated andmathematically analysed many mathematical models forinfectious diseases in homogeneously mixing populations anddetermined thresholds for different behaviours. He analysedmodels with increasing complexity, such as multiple interactinggroups, variable population sizes, age structure, nonlinearincidence, and delay differential equations. After developingthe theory, he started using infectious disease modelling tostudy specific diseases such as gonorrhoea, HIV/AIDS, measles,rubella, chickenpox, smallpox etc. According to him, the paperis essentially a how-to manual for building a mathematicalmodel for infectious disease transmission and it is especiallyrelevant during a pandemic.MATHEMATICS CAN SAVE LIVES AT SEAHundreds of people die at sea every year due tovessel and airplane accidents. Emergency teamshave little time to rescue those in the water becauseof the less probability of finding a person alive in aplummet after six hours. Beyond tides andchallenging weather conditions, unsteady coastalcurrents often make search and rescue operationsexceedingly difficult. The researchers haveundergone the TRAP-based search algorithm in twoseparate ocean experiments near the north-easterncoast of the United States. Working from the samereal-time data available to the Coast Guard, the theysuccessfully identified TRAPs in the region in real time. They found that buoys and manikins thrown in thewater indeed quickly gathered along these evolving curves.CLICK HERE TO VISIT VMW-HALL OF FAME GALLERYwww.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 9 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3FOCUSPOWER OF ‘VEDIC MATH’MATH SHORTCUTS&SPEED CALCULATIONSCALCULATE RIGHT IN MIND!AN IMPORTANT VEDIC MATH SUTRA: निनिलम्िवतश्चरमं दशतःINDEXINTRODUCTION:FINDING OUT ‘NIKHIL’: A process known as ‘Nikhilam’ is an extremely important process in the curriculum of ‘Vedic Math’. It is a widely used process in various types of Vedic calculations.DEFINITION: When two numbers have their sum 10 or in the powers of 10, then they both are ‘Nikhil’numbers of each other.WHAT IS ‘NIKHILAM’ OF 4?4 X 10X 10 – 4X 6Nikhil of 4 is 6. Nikhil of 6 is 4. And 6 4 10. 10 is the ‘Nikhilesh’ of both the numbers i.e. 4 and 6.DEFINITION OF ‘NIKHILESH’:The sum of the both Nikhil numbers is called nikhilesh. (as explained above).(X) (Nikhil of X) Nikhilesh of (X) Nikhilesh of (Nikhil of X)(Nikhil of X) Nikhilesh – XApplying the above to find Nikhil of 4. As the number given is of one digit (i.e. 4) so nikhilesh of 4 containsonly one zero. First digit is always 1 in nikhilesh. So, nikhilesh of 4 becomes 10.(Nikhil of 4) (Nikhilesh of 4) – 4 10 – 4 6Thus, Nikhil of 4 6PECULIARITIES OF ‘NIKHILESH’:1. It is always in the power of 10 i.e. 10, 100, 1000,10000, etc.2. Its first digit would be 1.3. All of its digits other than the first would be zeroonly.WHAT IS ‘NIKHILAM’ OF 90?90 X 100X 100 – 90X 10Nikhil of 90 10Nikhilesh of both 90 and 10 100www.vedicmathworld.com/magazineTO SUBSRIBE OUR YOU-TUBECHANNELCLICK HEREPAGE 10 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3INDEXWHAT IS ‘NIKHILAM’ OF 600?600 x 1000X 1000 – 600X 400Nikhil of 600 400Nikhilesh of both 600 and 400 1000WHAT IS ‘NIKHILAM’ OF 9000?9000 X 10000X 10000 – 9000X 1000CLICK HERENikhil of 9000 1000Nikhilesh of both 9000 and 1000 10000TO ATTEMPT QUIZ #8 MATH-MANTRA QUIZMARCH2021GRAB THE CHANCE TO SECURE YOUR NAME IN THEVMW-HALL OF FAMEUltimately, when we need to find Nikhil of any number, we need to subtract the given number from thenikhilesh of the given number and it is very easy to find out nikhilesh of any number i.e. put 1 and that followsthe same number of zeros as many digits a number has.If we observe carefully, to find out Nikhil of any number, we need to subtract the number from its nikhileshmeans we need to subtract the last digit of the number from ten and rest all digits from 9. (you can try tounderstand it practically).And, the understanding that we have just now created makes an important deduction for Vedic MathSystem i.e. ‘Nikhilam-Navatsh-Charamam-Dashatah’ (निनिलम् िवतश्चरमं दशतः)MEANING OF THE SUTRA:DO YOU WANT YOUR REVIEWTO BE PUBLISHED IN THISMAGAZINE?CLICK HERETO WRITE YOUR REVIEWABOUT THIS MAGAZINE.निनिलम् िवतश्चरमं ��निनिलम्When two numbers have their sum10 or in the powers of 10, Then they both are Nikhilnumbers of each other.िवत:चरमंदशतःFrom nine (9)Right most last non-zero digitFrom ten (10)So, the complete meaning ofनिनिलम् िवतश्चरमंदशतः ‘To get Nikhil of any number, subtract all thedigits from 9 and the last right most digit by 10.’www.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 11 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3INDEXSMART TRICKFINDING OUT ‘NIKHIL’ (‘NIKHILAM’)FIND THE ‘NIKHIL’ OF 3058.9-3 69–0 99–5 410 – 8 2So, the answer is 6942.FIND OUT ‘NIKHIL’ OF 786534.9–7 29–8 19–6 39–5 49–3 610 – 4 6So, the answer thus becomes 213466.PRACTICE TASKFIND OUT THE ‘NIKHIL’ AND THE‘NIKHILESH’ OF THE GIVEN NUMBERS.1)7582) 9873) 6789034) 9384658285) 7632926) 983672897) 12988) 1987319) 9821SMART TRICKFINDING OUT ‘NIKHILESH’(X) (Nikhil of X) Nikhilesh of (X) Nikhilesh of (Nikhil of X)FIND THE ‘NIKHILESH’ OF 8013.Niklhilesh contains as many zeros as the digits of the given number and ‘1’ before that. So, here 4 digits so 4zeros and 1 ahead of it. So, the Nikhilesh is 10000.MATH-MANTRAQUIZ#8CLICK HERE TO ATTEMPT QUIZ #8 MATH-MANTRA QUIZ MARCH2021GRAB THE CHANCE TO SECURE YOUR NAME IN THE VMW-HALL OF FAMECLICK HERETO VISIT VMW-HALL OF FAME GALLERYwww.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 12 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3FOCUSLOGIC QUESTPUZZLES, RIDDLES,LOGIC QUESTIONS&BRAIN TEASERSMAKE YOUR BRAIN THINK!COMPLEX LINEAR SITTING ARRANGEMENTAN IMPORTANT TYPE OF LOGICAL DATA INTERPRETATIONINDEXINSTRUCTION FOR Q1 TO Q4:There are ten people A, B, C, D, E, P, Q, R, S and T sitting in two parallel rows. five persons namely A, B, C, Dand E are sitting in row 1 and face north. P, Q, R, S and T are sitting in row 2 and face south direction butnot necessary in the same order. Therefore, in the given arrangement each member seated in a row faces another member of the otherrow. S sits one of the extreme ends of row.CLICK HERE Two persons sits between S and the one who face C. B is immediate right of C and R faces A.TO ATTEMPT QUIZ #8 MATHMANTRA QUIZ MARCH2021 R is not immediate neighbour of the one who face D. Q and T are immediate neighbours to each other.GRAB THE CHANCE TO SECURE YOURNAME IN THE VMW-HALL OF FAME More than two persons sit between B and D. Q does not face person who sits immediate right of C.1. Who among the following person sit immediate right of A?(a) B(b) D(c) E(d) P(e) None of these2. Who among the following person sits second to the right of one who face P?(a) C(b) A(c) Q(d) R(e) D3. Four of the following five are alike in certain way based from a group, find the one that does notbelong to that group?(a) S(b) D(c) T(d) R(e) B4. How many persons sit between Q and the person who face D?(a) Three(b) Two(c) More than three (d) One(e) NoneTO WATCH THE VIDEO SOLUTION OF THIS QUESTION: CLICK HEREBefore you go through the solution, you must try to solve the above question yourself.CORRECT ANSWERSAnswer 1(e) NoneAnswer 2(a) Cwww.vedicmathworld.com/magazineAnswer 3(d)RAnswer 4(b) TwoPAGE 13 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3INDEXDETAILED SOLUTION:This is the concept of linear arrangements. To solve such questions, one needs to go through each clue oneby one and then keep on making the complete arrangements. Let’s try to solve it, together.There are ten people A, B, C, D, E, P, Q, R, S and T sitting in two parallel rows. five persons namely A, B, C, Dand E are sitting in row 1 and face north. P, Q, R, S and T are sitting in row 2 and face south direction butnot necessary in the same order. This is the general instruction given and this makes the skeleton of thearrangement clear in our mind, which is as given below:P, Q, R, S and T are sitting in row 2 facing SouthdirectionA, B, C, D and E are sitting in row 1 facing NorthdirectionTherefore, in the given arrangement each member seated in a row faces another member of the other row.Now, as we know that, ‘S’ sits one of the extreme ends of row. ‘S’ sits in the first row. So, he either can sit onextreme left of the row or to the extreme right. So, the below two cases are possible.SSTwo persons sits between S and the one who face C. So, the below cases are possible.SSCCB is at immediate right of C. Putting this clue also into the account, there are two cases available. Thefollowing arrangements are possible.SCBSCBThe further given clue is that, R faces A. Now, as we do not know about the positions of either R or A. Wecan just add to our information where they can not sit. We can get till here that places in both the rows mustbe empty in order to place R and A facing each-other.RRRRSCBSCBAAR is not immediate neighbour of the one who face D. Now, we can not get clarity out of this clue and hencewe can not conclude this clue at present. So, without wasting time on thinking the various cases inambiguous manner, we must choose to skip this clue for now and keep it for end. ------(1)www.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 14 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3Q and T are immediate neighbours to each other. Here also, it is not clear. So, we shall chooseto skip this clue at this juncture and jump on the next. We shall come back to this at last. (2)INDEXMore than two persons sit between B and D. This nullifies the second case as there in no such arrangementpossible. So we are left with only one case further. Now solving this clue as given in the below figure.RRSDACBLast clue given says, Q does not face person who sits immediate right of C. This helps us to nullify thepositions of Q. Focus on the arrangements given below.SRCDAR QBNow, going back to the left-out clue (1), which says, R is not immediate neighbour of the one who face D.Thus, the position of R shall be fixed. Have better understanding by below given figure.RR QRSRDACBNow, going back to the left-out clue (2), which says, Q and T are immediate neighbours to each other.Thus, the position of R shall be fixed. Q doesn’t sit opposite to B. Have better understanding by below givenfigure.RRR QSRDAQTCBNow, we have used all clues and we need to fill up the gaps. As, only one space is let in the first row, thatspace shall be filled with P, whereas in row-2 two spaces are filled with A and E. Here, we need to recall thatR faces A.R QRRSPRQTDAEACBSo, now all the five questions can be answered very easily.CLICK HERE TO VISIT VMW-HALL OF FAME GALLERYwww.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 15 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3CAN YOU SOLVE THIS? (CYST)PROVE YOURSELF A TRUE GENIUS!QUESTION #1If 1 3, 2 3, 3 5, 4 4, 5 4. Then, 6 ?FOCUSMATH&LOGICINDEXQUESTION #2What is the number of parking space covered by the car?l6 06 68 8898VIDEO SESSION LINKS FORTHIS SECTIONCLICK HEREYou have only 15 seconds to solve this question.QUESTION #3What Number Should Replace the Question Mark?HINT: This may not be a number. Think of a situation in everyday life where these numbers appear.13524?QUESTION #4Find out the numbers in the boxes representing Question-mark (?).? ? ?-? 138 8 6QUESTION # 5If 12 x 12 9 and 23 x 23 16 then, with the same logic 34 x 34 ?www.vedicmathworld.com/magazineDO YOU WANTYOUR REVIEW TOBE PUBLISHED INTHIS MAGAZINE?CLICKHERETO WRITE YOURREVIEW ABOUTTHIS MAGAZINE.PAGE 16 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3INDEXCORRECT ANSWERSAnswer 1Answer 2Answer 3Answer 4Answer 5387R35,45,95,3513DEAILED SOLUTIONS:Answer 1: The answer is ‘3’, because ‘six’ has three letters so answer is ‘6’ which has three letters i.e., ‘3’.Answer 2: Believe it or not, this “math” question actually requires no math whatsoever. If you flip the imageupside down, you’ll see that what you’re dealing with is a simple number sequence.Answer 3: It's a lever in the car with numbers on it. It’s a gear stick. So, the question mark will be replacedby the letter ‘R’.Answer 4: We can form four equations. A B 8, C-D 6, A C 13, B D 8. Let’s solve these four equationsand find the variables A, B, C & D! If we add the four equations. A B C-D A C B D 8 6 13 8. 2(A B) 2C 35. 2C 35 - 2*8 (by replacing A B). 2C 35 - 16 19. C 9.5. from 2nd Equation C - D 6. D C – 6, D 9.5 – 6, D 3.5 from 3rd equation A C 13, A 13 – C, A 13 - 9.5, A 3.5. from 4th equation B D 8, B 8 – D, B 8 - 3.5, B 4.5.35 45 95 -35 13886CLICK HERETO ATTEMPT QUIZ #8 MATH-MANTRA QUIZMARCH2021GRAB THE CHANCE TO SECURE YOUR NAME IN THEVMW-HALL OF FAMEAnswer 5: After performing the multiplication, we reach the result by adding the individual numbers thatmake up the result. If 12x12 144, then 1 4 4 9. If 23x23 529, then 5 2 9 16. If 34x34 1156, then 1 1 5 6 13.CLICK HERETO VISIT VMW-HALL OF FAME GALLERYwww.vedicmathworld.com/magazinePAGE 17 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)Volume 2, Issue 3FOCUSCONCEPTS & APPROACHESLEARN INTELLIGENT CONCEPTS, APPROACHES & VARIOUS TRICKSSTRENGTHENING CONCEPTS&DEVELOPING APPROACHESCONCEPT OF MENSURATION AND USAGE OF PiINDEXINTRODUCTION‘Pi’ plays an important role in geometrical and mensuration concept-based problems. When we take aboutmensuration, area and volume comes into the picture. Now, before digging much on this topic, a fewformulae must be known by each and everyone. So, this column today shall share the important formula ofmensuration which can be helpful in your school examination as well as in any entrance examination. So,let’s revise as given below.RECTANGLEArea L*BPerimeter 2(L B)Diagonal, d L2 B2SQUAREArea a2Perimeter 4aDiagonal, d 2aEQUILATERALTRIANGLEArea 4 a2Perimeter 3aCIRCLERIGHT ANGLED TRIANGLEArea (½) b x h sq. unitsPerimeter b h HHypotenuse (H) b2 h2www.vedicmathworld.com/magazineDiameter, D 2RArea πR2Circumference 2πRAREA OF THETRIANGLE WHENINRADIUS IS GIVENA r x sHERON’S FORMULAFOR FINDING AREAOF THE TRIANGLEWHEN ALL THETHREE SIDES AREGIVENA s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)s (a b c)/2Perimeter (a b c)PAGE 18 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDMarch2021A unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)CUBEVolume a3Lateral Surface Area(LSA) 4a2Total Surface AreaTSA 6a2Diagonal’s length a 3Volume 2, Issue 3CUBOIDVolume (Cross section area * height) L * B * HLateral Surface Area (LSA) 2[(L B)H]Total surface area (TSA) 2(LB BH HL)Length of the diagonals L2 B2 H2SPHEREVOLUME (4/3) ΠR3SURFACEAREA 4ΠR2VOLUME (4/3) [R3-r3]HEMISPHEREVOLUME (2/3) ΠR3TSA 3ΠR2CONEVOLUME (1/3) ΠR2HSLANT HEIGHT OF CONE,L R2 H2CSA ΠRLwww.vedicmathworld.com/magazineCYLINDERVolume πr2h cubicunitsCurved surface Area(CSA) (excludes theareas of the top andbottomcircularregions) 2πRhTSA Curved SurfaceArea Areas of the topand bottom circularregions 2πRh 2πR2 2πR[R h]PAGE 19 OF 40

VEDIC MATH WORLDA unique initiative of Vedic Math Learning System (VMLS)THE GREAT INDIAN MATHEMATICIANSKNOW ABOUT INDIAN BRAINS!ACHARYA PINGALA – THE FATHER OF BINARY NUMBER SYSTEM (300BCE)Interesting History of Binary Number system by an Indian MathematicianMarch2021Volume 2, Issue 3FOCUSAcharya PingalaINDEXINTRODUCTION:We all do card magic tricksand try to entertain people,bringing their attentiontowards us. But do youknow how this magic tricksactuallyworks.Somepeople may know, some areunaware to this, So Let metell you, this magic trickapplies binary numbersystem.Do you know? AncientIndian’s were the earliest todiscover the binary numbersystem.HISTORY BEHIN

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