Quick Vedic Maths Trick For Binary Subtraction
Subtraction is the very
common and important part of Mathematics. The traditional western technique
that we have learned in our schools is complex because of the carry and borrow
thing. With Vedic Maths you can do subtraction very easily without having
to worry about this carry and borrow things. There are two categories of
substation in Vedic mathematics
1. Subtraction of any
number from bases
2. General Subtraction
Case 1: Subtraction of number from its base
For subtraction of
number from a base number will use the sutra ‘All from 9 and last from 10′ which we
have used to find the complement. For example to subtract 3246 from 10000 , we
will simply calculate the complement of 3246 by applying the formula All from 9
and last from 10 .
So 10000-3246 = 6754
( 9-3,9-2, 9-4. 10-6)
As you can see here this
method removes the mental strain of borrowing
You should note here
that this method is applicable when the number of digits in the number to be
subtracted is equal to the number of 0′s in the base.
Case 2: Subtraction of a number from a bigger base
If you have to subtract
a number from a bigger base then make the number of digits in the number to be
subtracted equal to the number of 0′s in the base by adding the required 0′s to
the beginning of the number.
lets say we have to
subtract 24 from 10000 , as base here has four zeros and 24 is a two digit
number we will put two 0′s in front of 24 so the calculation actually becomes
10000 -0024 , now we can apply the same ‘all from 9 and last from 10′ formula
to get the answer as 9976 , the addition of 0′s can be done mentally.
case 3: When the number involves decimals
In case of decimals also
the same formula is applied, only thing we have to check is that the number of
digits before the decimal should be equal to the number of 0′s in the base, if
they are not then we have to append the 0′s in front
for example if we have
to solve 1000- 24.35 , then we will actually solve 1000-024.35 , by applying
the same ‘all from 9 and last from 10′ we get the answer as 975.65
Case 4: Subtraction of number from multiple of bases
When we have to do
subtraction of numbers from multiple of bases like 200, 4000, 8000 etc then we
will simply split the number to the nearest base. Lets see with an example
600 – 63
we will split this
calculation as 500+100 – 63 and solve it as 500+(100-63) using the same
technique to get 500+37 = 537 as answer. You can make it faster by simply
reducing 1 from the multiple of base mentally and then write the
complement of the number as answer. Lets take another example to understand it.
4000 – 248
Reduce 1 from 4 to get 3
at thousand’s place
Write the complement of
248 as 752
so 4000- 248 = 3752
Case 5: When both the numbers have same number of digits
In this case subtract
the digits on the left most side of both the numbers and further reduce it by
one and finally take the complement of the other digit of the number to be
subtracted
Example 8000 – 4246
subtracting left most
digits of both the number i.e. 8-4 = 4
on further subtracting 1
we get 4-1 = 3
taking of complement of
246 we get 754
so our final answer
becomes 3754
I hope you have
understood this basic subtraction technique of vedic mathematics , if you are
having any problem anywhere let us know in comments and we will help you to
solve it. In the next post we will see the advance
subtraction technique.
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