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Square of $113$ by Upsutra Yavadunam Tavadunam Vargecha Yojayet is :

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  1. $34569$

  2. $12769$

  3. $54639$

  4. $34359$

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Correct Option: B
Explanation:

To find the square of $113$,


This is closer to $100$ (base of 10). Write it as $100+13$.

From this method, we can write,

$\dfrac{(113+13)}{13^2}$  i.e., $\dfrac{Number+deficiency}{deficiency^2}$

$=\dfrac{126}{169}$

As we are using base $100$. Digit in hundred's place gets carryforwarded and added to $126$

ie., $(126+1)69=12769$

$12769$ is the square of $113$.

The Dvanda of 567 can be calculated as :- D(567)=$(x\times 5\times 7)$$+$$6^2$
What is the value of $x$?

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  1. $2$

  2. $3$

  3. $4$

  4. $5$

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Correct Option: A
Explanation:

$D(567)=(2\times 5\times 7)+6^2\ \therefore x=2$

Find the square of the number $65$ using Vedic Mathematics.

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  1. $4235$

  2. $4335$

  3. $4220$

  4. None of these

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Correct Option: D
Explanation:
To find $(65)^{2}$
Let's take $a=6$. So, $a5=10a+5$ 
Now, $a5$ square can be obtained as follows
$a5=a(a+1)|25$ where $a(a+1)$ is the left side of the number and right side will always be $25$ for the numbers ending with $5$.
Right side of $65$ will be $6\times 7=42$
and left side will be $25$.
So, the number is $4225$.
Hence, $65^{2}=4225$. 

Square root of $315$ by Dwandwa Yog method is?

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  1. $17.84$

  2. $17.74$

  3. $17.54$

  4. $17.64$

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Correct Option: B

State the following statement is true or false
We can find the squares of all the numbers using dwandwa yog method

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  1. True

  2. False

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Correct Option: A
Explanation:

The Vedic method of finding a square root is called the Vedic Duplex method also known as dvandva yog method. As the name implies, the method involves a concept called the duplex of a number.



Square root of $732108$ by Dwandwa Yog method is?

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  1. $256.63$

  2. $896.25$

  3. $745.23$

  4. $855.63$

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Correct Option: D

Predict square root of $3136$ using Vilokanam method.

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  1. $54$

  2. $56$

  3. $64$

  4. $66$

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Correct Option: B
Explanation:

We have to find the square root of $3136$ using Vilokanam method.

Its unit digit is $6$.
Therefore, the unit digit of the square root will be $4$ or $6$. 
Ignoring the last two digits (unit digit and ten’s digit) we get $31$. 
The greatest number whose square is less than or equal to $31$ is $5$.
Adjusting above obtained two unit digits $4$ or $6$ to the right of $5$, we get two numbers $54$ and $56$. 
The unique number with unit digit $5$ which lies between $54$ and $56$ is $55$. 
And  $(55)^2 = 3025$
Since, $3136>3025$, therefore, the required square root is $56$.
Thus $\sqrt{3136}=56$

Find square root of $9604$ using Vilokanam method.

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  1. $98$

  2. $92$

  3. $88$

  4. $82$

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Correct Option: A
Explanation:

We have to find the square root of $9604$ using Vilokanam method.

Its unit digit is $4$.
Therefore, the unit digit of the square root will be $2$ or $8$. 
Ignoring the last two digits (unit digit and ten’s digit) we get $96$. 
The greatest number whose square is less than or equal to $96$ is $9$.
Adjusting above obtained two unit digits $2$ or $8$ to the right of $9$, we get two numbers $92$ and $98$. 
The unique number with unit digit $5$ which lies between $92$ and $98$ is $95$. 
And  $(95)^2 = 9025$
Since, $9604>9025$, therefore, the required square root is $98$.
Thus $\sqrt{9604}=98$

Find square root of $961$ using Vilokanam method.

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  1. $29$

  2. $30$

  3. $31$

  4. $32$

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Correct Option: C
Explanation:

We have to find the square root of $961$ using Vilokanam method.

Its unit digit is $1$.
Therefore, the unit digit of the square root will be $1$ or $9$. 
Ignoring the last two digits (unit digit and ten’s digit) we get $9$. 
The greatest number whose square is less than or equal to $9$ is $3$.
Adjusting above obtained two unit digits $1$ or $9$ to the right of $2$, we get two numbers $31$ and $39$. 
The unique number with unit digit $5$ which lies between $31$ and $39$ is $35$. 
And  $(35)^2 = 1225$
Since, $961<1225$, therefore, the required square root is $31$.
Thus $\sqrt{961}=31$

Using vedic mathematics term "Ekadhik", find the value of $105^2$.

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  1. $11025$

  2. $12025$

  3. $11245$

  4. $12235$

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Correct Option: A