
15 LESSONS
Subtitle:Volume 3, Advanced
Content:"
LESSON 1 LEFT TO RIGHT CALCULATIONS
1.1 INTRODUCTION
1.2 ADDITION
1.3 MULTIPLICATION Advantages OF LEFT TO RIGHT CALCULATION
1.4 WRITING LEFT TO RIGHT SUMS
1.5 SUBTRACTION
1.6 DIGIT SUMS
1.7 CHECKING DEVICES CHECKING SUBTRACTION SUMS
1.8 ALL FROM 9 AND THE LAST FROM 101.8a SUBTRACTION FROM A BASE
1.8b BAR NUMBERS ADVANTAGES OF BAR NUMBERS
1.8c GENERAL SUBTRACTION
LESSON 2 SPECIAL METHODS
2.1 MULTIPLICATION NEAR A BASE2.1a Numbers just below the base2.2 MENTAL CALCULATIONS
2.1.b Above the base
2.1c Above and below
2.1d Proportionately
2.1e With different bases
2.3 SPECIAL NUMBERS2.3a Repeating numbers2.4 DIVISION BY NINE
2.3b Proportionately
2.3c Disguises2.4a Adding Digits
2.4b A Short Cut
2.4c Dividing by 8
2.4d Algebraic Division
2.4e Dividing by 11, 12 etc.
LESSON 3 RECURRING DECIMALS
3.1 DENOMINATOR ENDING IN 9
3.2 A SHORT CUT
3.3 PROPORTIONATELY
3.4 LONGER NUMERATORS
3.5 DENOMINATORS ENDING IN 8, 7, 6
3.6 DENOMINATORS ENDING IN 1
3.7 DENOMINATORS ENDING IN 2, 3, 4
3.8 WORKING 2, 3 ETC. FIGURES AT A TIME
LESSON 4 TRIPLES
4.1 Definitions
4.2 Triples for 45°, 30° and 60°
4.3 Triple Addition
4.4 Double Angle
4.5 Variations of 3,4,5
4.6 Quadrant Angles
4.7 Rotations
LESSON 5 GENERAL MULTIPLICATION
5.1 TWO-Figure Numbers Explanation/ The Digit Sum Check
5.2 Moving Multiplier
5.3 Algebraic PRODUCTS The Digit Sum Check
5.4 Three-Figure Numbers
5.5 Four-Figure Numbers
5.6 Writing Left to Right Sums
5.7 From Right to Left setting the sums out
5.8 Using Bar Numbers
LESSON 6 SOLUTION OF EQUATIONS
6.1 TRANSPOSE AND APPLY6.1a SIMPLE EQUATIONS6.2 SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS
6.1b MORE THAN ONE X TERM6.2a GENERAL SOLUTION6.3 QUADRATIC EQUATIONS
6.2b Special Types
6.4 ONE IN RATIO THE OTHER ONE ZERO
6.5 MERGERS
6.6 WHEN THE SAMUCCAYA IS THE SAME IT IS ZERO6.6a Samuccaya as a common factor6.7 THE ULTIMATE AND TWICE THE PENULTIMATE
6.6b Samuccaya as the Product of the Independent Terms
6.6c Samuccaya as the Sum of the Denominators
6.6d Samuccaya as a Combination or Total Proof/ EXTENSION
6.6e other typeS
6.8 ONLY THE LAST TERMS
6.9 SUMMATION OF SERIES
6.10 FACTORISATION
LESSON 7 SQUARES AND SQUARE ROOTS
7.1 Squaring 2-FIGURE NUMBERS
7.2 Algebraic Squaring
7.3 Squaring Longer Numbers
7.4 Written Calculations7.4a Left to Right7.5 Square Roots of Perfect Squares
7.4b Right to Left
LESSON 8 APPLICATIONS OF TRIPLES
8.1 Triple Subtraction
8.2 Triple Geometry
8.3 Angle Between Two Lines
8.4 Half Angle
8.5 Coordinate Geometry8.5a Gradients8.6 COMPLEX NUMBERS CONTENTS
8.5b Length of Perpendicular
8.5c Circle Problems
8.5d EQUATION OF A LINE
LESSON 9 DIVISIBILITY
9.1 Elementary Parts
9.2 The Ekadhika
9.3 Osculation Explanation
9.4 Testing Longer Numbers
9.5 Other Divisors
9.6 The Negative Osculator
9.7 OSCULATING WITH GROUPS OF DIGITS
LESSON 10 STRAIGHT DIVISION
10.1 Single Figure on the Flag
10.2 Short Division Digression
10.3 Longer Numbers Multiplication Reversed
10.4 Decimalising the Remainder
10.5 Negative Flag Digits
10.6 Larger Divisors
10.7 ALGEBRAIC DIVISION
LESSON 11 SQUARE ROOTS
11.1 Squaring
11.2 Square Root of a Perfect square11.2a Preamble11.3 General Square Roots
11.2b Two-Figure Answer Reversing Squaring
11.2c Three-Figure Answer Reversing Squaring
11.4 Changing the Divisor Heuristic Proof
11.5 ALGEBRAIC SQUARE ROOTS
LESSON 12 TRIPLE TRIGONOMETRY
12.1 COMPOUND ANGLES
12.2 INVERSE FUNCTIONS
12.3 THE GENERAL TRIPLE
12.4 TRIGONOMETRIC EQUATIONS12.4a SIMPLE EQUATIONS
12.4b A SPECIAL TYPE
LESSON 13 COMBINED OPERATIONS
13.1 Algebraic
13.2 Arithmetic13.2a SUMS OF PRODUCTS13.3 Pythagoras’ Theorem
13.2b ADDITION AND DIVISION
13.2c STRAIGHT DIVISION
13.2d MEAN AND MEAN DEVIATION
13.2e DIVIDING SUMS OF PRODUCTS
13.2f VARIANCE
LESSON 14 SOLUTION OF POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
14.1 QUADRATIC EQUATIONS14.1a x > 1 PROOF14.2 HIGHER ORDER EQUATIONS
14.1b x 1
14.1c 0 < x < 1
14.1d 0 < x < 1 and x2 Coefficient > 1
14.1e –1 < x < 0
14.1f x LARGE14.2a CUBE ROOT
14.2b CUBIC EQUATIONS A SIMPLIFICATION A CUBIC WITH 0 < x< 1
14.2c QUINTICS
LESSON 15 CALCULUS METHODS
15.1 Partial Fractions
15.2 Integration by ‘Parts’; TRUNCATING
15.3 BINOMIAL AND MACLAURIN THEOREMS
15.4 Derivatives of a Product
15.5 Derivative of A Quotient
15.6 Differential Equations – 1
15.7 Differential Equations – 2
15.8 Limits 220
LESSON 16 APPLIED MATHEMATICS
16.1 SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION
16.2 PROJECTILES
16.3 FORCES IN EQUILIBRIUM
16.4 WORK AND MOMENT
LESSON 17 TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS
17.1 DERIVATIVES
17.2 SERIES EXPANSIONS
17.3 INVERSE TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS17.3a DERIVATIVES17.4 EVALUATING TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS
17.3b SERIES17.4a COSINE
17.4b SINE
17.4c INVERSE TANGENT
LESSON 18 TRIGONOMETRIC AND TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS
18.1 POLYNOMIAL EQUATIONS
18.2 TRIGONOMETRIC EQUATIONS
18.3 TRANSCENDENTAL EQUATIONS; KEPLER’S EQUATION
REFERENCES
SUTRAS AND SUB-SUTRAS
INDEX OF THE VEDIC FORMULAE INDEX
INDEX
Date: 2005
Pages: 270
Binding: Hard Cover
Publisher: Motilal Banarsidass
Author: Kenneth Williams
ISBN:
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