Out of print in the U.S. and no ebook version offered. *Update* I think the newer version in the U.S. is called Secrets of Mental Math and it is available.

1:37 NOOOOOICE.

It is copy of Vedic Mathematics which originated from India.

"I'm looking at you, Mr. Beckett." Hilarious!

I love your content!! Could you make a video about the science behind cognitive improvement through physical exercise? 😊😊😊

1:17 yes I can I had learnt in high school

does it have anything on percentages too or its focused on regular calculations

It is all Vedic maths approach developed in India many centuries back.

I bought this book as per your review in the last video! Hopefully i will be able to help my kids with math when the time comes 😅

@random19911004

Ай бұрын

If their test has the specific pattern of multiply by 11, or square number ending in 5, then may help. Otherwise won’t help.

@friedrichmyers

Ай бұрын

@@random19911004 Says who? The book contains many tricks. However, I would recommend reading a book on Vedic Mathematics after this to gain a more deeper understanding and more tricks to calculate in your head.

@clem5625

29 күн бұрын

@@random19911004yeah but he just showed these two tricks in the video. I assume that the book contains more general cases and different examples

thank you for being such a reliable source of fun and learning!

Make video about Google NoteBook LM. I believe it will be the new way of interacting with books (conversational learning )

@3:15 Right I think I know how that works (54x10)+54 = 540 +54 , so the 5 and 4 moved apart and inserted with 5+4. Awesome!

These are tricks that work on specific use cases ( multiply by 11 or square ending in 5 ). So nice trick, but doesn’t generalise. Learning a ton of tricks to deal with individual cases is not much better than just calculating it the “standard way” I assume they can be proved by expanding a number in its digit expansion e.g. xyz =100x+10y+z and then doing algebra , expanding brackets, collecting terms etc

@esuil

Ай бұрын

Yeah, the way it was just handwaved and actual usecases were not explained gave me very bad impression.

I mastered the "day of the week" trick years ago. It's been a great conversation starter ever since. "Wanna see a trick?"

@SPIRITEN25559

Ай бұрын

Yea, sure

@arimendelson8875

Ай бұрын

@@SPIRITEN25559 I can only imagine on what basis you are skeptical, given that you know nothing about me.

As a computer science major, I want to learn math but I don't want to regret wasting my time. Any advice?

Love this!!!

Hi sir book vs online tutorial which one is best for programming

Quick question about your "Learn Python from Scratch" free class on Udemy: In Course content 1.5 String Methods, you did my_string.count ('a'). It returned 3. There were 4 "a" though. Was that because it only recalled lower case or was it recalling from zero indexing?

It is most unfortunate that this book is SO outrageously expensive on Amazon.

anything on linear algebra which would help with me working out quantum computing...

@subramaniankanmani3770

28 күн бұрын

Janich Linear algebra

I just bought this book after I saw it on your last video lol

hello i'm learning to code but i've been having trouble visualizing code, as in how to structure it to achieve the desired outcome, all i see are numbers then my head gets dizzy then i quit lol please help, thank you!

@apolmedrano3914

17 күн бұрын

From experience, don't get stop even if it is difficult. You should draw out the set of steps of your programs, you do it using pseudo code and diagrams. And remember it's what effort that gets you from point A to B. Use every resource out there, even chat got but tell you explain the code. Why does it work. Perseverance and effort is what makes you learn anything. Stay at it don't give up

What I have found is that the things I have to remember for these quick math tricks are a million times more than just normal slow formulas that we learn in our schools. I have very little space in my brain to remember all these tricks so I go slow.

isn't this a re-upload?

It is Vedic Mathematics with expanded techniques by Arthur Benjamin.

@nitin1947

27 күн бұрын

There is nothing called Vedic marsh. They have just collected some modern maths tricks and called it Vedic maths to sound it more exotic.

@iishuffle28

13 күн бұрын

​@@nitin1947 ... The entire country of India disagrees with you

Thanks!

@gilesmcmullen

2 күн бұрын

I've only just seen this. Thank you very much! 😊

... what if you have dyscalculia?

Is it some what same as vedic mathamatics

@ankitmishra2404

11 күн бұрын

No such thing s vedic math ... It's newly crafted methods.

Any one has pdf of the book? It’s not available in my country :(

@chetananam9141

17 күн бұрын

Just a suggestion - in case you are not aware. You may try Trachtenberg system of speed maths - one of the most oldest & famous book for speed maths calculations. Maybe, easily available on the net in pdf too! Even Vedic maths books are also stuffed with speed & mental math techniques.

@hoatanky3926

5 күн бұрын

@@chetananam9141 thank you for your information. I'm finding a book that can help me improve my mental math, I want to save time for gmat quant questions.

It's insane😮🎉❤

To KZreadR, please check out what is Vedic Matnematics, this andmany more such tricks are directly copied from there. You Can also make a video on it. video idea.!!!! make a video comparing this book and few vedic techniques.

There are lots and lots of math shortcut books, for exercising your brain. Sorry, I won't bother with this one. My favorite, and I use these techniques frequently after generating & printing random arithmetic drills, is Miracle Math by Harry Lorayne The techniques coordinates Pen & Paper & Brain. It's relaxing and enjoyable, when you become skilled at it.

@gilesmcmullen

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the recommendation. I'll get a copy

@i_youtube_

Ай бұрын

How to post comment with yellow background?

@Dan_Campbell

Ай бұрын

@@i_youtube_ The superchat automatically selects the color.

Book out of print

Think I will save my money and just use the calculator on my phone like a normal person.

@alineharam

Ай бұрын

That was pretty funny. 😊

@ramonperez699

Ай бұрын

Lmao

copy of indian vedic math right !

😮 who knew

When did “Math” become “Maths”. No one says, Biologies, Chemistries or Journalisms.

@CS-with-king

15 күн бұрын

mathematic*s* math*s*

@MadLicha

13 күн бұрын

When you step off the plane to the land that created your language

@Steve_Stowers

8 күн бұрын

"Mathematics" is commonly shortened to "maths" in UK English, "math" in US English. I don't know of any historical or logical reason for the difference; that's just the way people got in the habit of doing it.

I think, This is just Arithmetics. This is not maths. Most Arithmetics experts would be zero in maths. Following are some of the Math Topics : # Integral Calculus # Differential equations # Coordinate geometry # Permutations and Combinations # Logarithms # Abstract Algebra # Probability # Set theory and Logic # Topology # Category theory # Matrices and Determinants # Functions

Try Vedic mathematics.

Mental arithmetic...I still shudder to think of Friday mornings in Grade 5. I'd walk to school dry retching with terror, because the beastly nun would haul kids at random to stand in front of the class while she fired off questions at them. Stuff like " A cwt of potatoes cost £5/6/8, so how many lbs do I need to sell to make an 87% profit?" You wouldn't get more than a minute. Failure to answer meant you were thrashed. So wonder I loathe maths.

This guy is all marketing and no action. He didn't even both to show the book properly

and google fired python team

There's only the one math.

this is all from indian vedic maths

Very good indeed

sounds like the trachtenberg method.

I like your stuff, however the clickbait title is not needed.

@Andy-vh3ns

Ай бұрын

@@CoruscationsOfIneptitude But it is the people create the title for the algo, not the other way around -- also, the algo itself is created by people.

@andresfelipehiguera785

29 күн бұрын

X2

@JT-qr7ky

21 күн бұрын

This is KZread

@Andy-vh3ns

21 күн бұрын

@@JT-qr7ky 100% agree with you there.

@AdobadoFantastico

16 күн бұрын

Big agree. While it has worked for him, I wish we could get titles that are more informative and less hyperbolic.

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just google vedic maths

Authur is fantastic

Great ... a slightly faster way to calculate numbers times 11 ... which only works for 11. Do you know what always works ? A calculator. I love math but numbers are not math, just as the alphabet is not poetry.

not in print.

Why the hell do we need to do these calculations in our heads??? We have computers. What we need is higher level thinking not lower level calculations.

@dyvel

21 күн бұрын

If you value your time or occasionally leave home without a computer, you might want to.

Clickbait is bad but this has reached the point of just raw dishonesty. Mental arithmetic is not what maths is, and you should simply knock this off.

@meshackgaolathe6492

11 күн бұрын

Yes. Yes. Disappointed

You should rename your channel.

ЗДОРОВО!

Vedic Maths

It's Indian Vedic Mathematics

I like you very much ❤

this may be the first book ive seen that I couldn't find a free pdf or epub online about. shame. welp, this is a book I'm certainly never reading!

@Photatum

Ай бұрын

For whatever reason, the book also exists under the name "Secrets of Mental Math", ISBN 9780307347466 Forewords and chapter lists seem to be identical, only a different publisher.

@kenfrank2730

23 күн бұрын

Don't be lazy. Get a job, then you can buy a book.

@AverageAustinite

2 күн бұрын

@@kenfrank2730 easier said than done, not eligible for employment!

So the issue is not to stop using your calculator. It's keeping your mind sharp(er) as you grow older. Or in other words: Use it or loose it. Doing math on a daily basis (with your mind, not calculator) is one way of doing it.

@AlexanderOsias

Ай бұрын

Do you lose it? Or do you loose it?

James Randi! I’m All In! 😊 300 Pages! No Way! (I did the calculations)

Vadic maths copy paste by writter

I am considering to unfollow as Python content has disappeared.

aryans kaa mathematics ka gyan ye foreigner vpas hame pel rhae

So book teaches how to calculate on paper. Useless garbage

Most of the things are stolen from Indian Vedic Maths without giving credit to it , just like west has done it all through the history.

@gb649

29 күн бұрын

Cry about it

@painpeace3619

19 күн бұрын

Non of them are Vedic math .

@Steve_Stowers

8 күн бұрын

Most of the rapid calculation tricks and techniques that I've seen are the kind of thing that could be reinvented or rediscovered many times, without having to be "stolen" from other sources.

Why do you deel that school should teach tricks for calculations? Schools teach a technique by which one can do any multiplication. Mathematics is not ability to do 5 digit calculations in head, thats just calculations.