Perfect Cube Roots of Larger Numbers by Using Vedic Mathematics
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We have witnessed phenomenal technological changes in the recent years leading
better and faster applications in life. This phenomenal growth becomes more faster
by using Vedic mathematics. Vedic s utras and sub-s utras, used in the computer
eld, reduces the processing time of the machines and gives the result in very less
time than the time usually a machine takes. Secondly, in the present cut-throat
competitive era, where time is the only constraint, we need to train our brain in
such a way that it is able to do fast calculations in a fraction of a minute, and that
too without pen and pencil. Vedic mathematics is an emerging tool for students appearing
in various competitive examinations where speed and accuracy play a vital
role. The techniques of Vedic mathematics create a paradigm shift from hard work
to smart work. The methods mentioned in it helps to carry out the calculations
mentally involving minimal paper use and saves almost one-tenth of the time taken
by the traditional methods. One such method to nd three-digit(or less) cube roots
of exact cubes which serves as a base to this thesis, has been gracefully explained
by Jagadguruji [3].
The present thesis is organized into three chapters which are brie
y summarized
as follows :
In Chapter 1, a brief introduction to Vedic mathematics, Vedic S utras and Jagadguruji
is given. Also, the basic concepts of mathematics, multiplication and
division are explained by using S utras with enough step-by-step solved examples.
In Chapter 2, a technique is given to check whether any given number has a perfect
cube root or not. It also presents Jagadguruji's [3] work to nd the three-digit(or
less) cube roots of exact cubes and step-by-step approach to solve the examples. We
proposed a method to nd n-digit cube roots of exact cubes by generalizing and extending
the Jagadguruji's [3] method with the help of the principle of mathematical
induction.
In Chapter 3, drawback and future scope of the proposed method is included.
