Vedic mathematics offers some interesting tricks to solve problems faster and more efficiently. Here are a few popular tips and tricks to get you started: Multiplying by 5: This is a handy one! Even numbers: divide the number by 2 and add a 0 to the end. Odd numbers: divide by 2 (rounding down), add 5 to the end. Squaring numbers ending in 5: For numbers like 25 or 55, square the tens digit (here, 2 or 5), multiply by 25, and add the product of the unit digit (5) with itself. (2^2 * 25) + (5 * 5) = 625 Multiplying 2-digit numbers between 11 and 19: Add the unit digits of both numbers. Multiply this sum by 10. Then multiply the unit digits of the original numbers and add that product to the first result. (13 x 15 = [(1+5)10] + (35) = 180 + 15 = 195) Subtracting from multiples of 1000 (100, 10000, etc.): To subtract a number from 1000 (or any power of 10), subtract the unit digit from 10 (or the last two digits from 100), and subtract the remaining digits normally. (1000 - 327 = (10 - 7)00 - 32 = 673)