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    This document provides a shortcut technique for finding the square of a number without calculations. For numbers between 25 and 75, take the difference from 25 for the first two digits and the square of the difference from 50 for the last two digits. For numbers between 75 and 125, take the difference with respect to 100, add it to the number, and square the result. This technique allows finding squares through a simple process without using calculations.

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    This document provides a shortcut technique for finding the square of a number without calculations. For numbers between 25 and 75, take the difference from 25 for the first two digits and the square of the difference from 50 for the last two digits. For numbers between 75 and 125, take the difference with respect to 100, add it to the number, and square the result. This technique allows finding squares through a simple process without using calculations.

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    :: NOESIS EDUCATION :: Byju's CAT Classes for CAT 10 :: Demo Tutorial

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    | Products | TakeaTest | DemoCourseware

    Quantitative Aptitude

    Algebra

    Arithmetic

    Arithmetic

    Geometry

    - Page 3

    SHORTCUT TECHNIQUE TO FIND THE SQUARE OF A NUMBER

    Thistechniquehasonlyoneprerequisite-thatyouknowthesquaresofnumbersbetween1and25.
    shorttutorialyoucanfindthesquaresofnumberswithoutevenputtingyourpentopaper!!

    1) For Numbers between 25 and 75

    Eg 29)
    Calculate 442
    STEP1Takethedifferencefrom25(44-25=19).
    Thiswillbethefirsttwodigits=19__
    STEP2Takethesquareofthedifferencefrom50(50-44=6.62=36).
    Thiswillbethelasttwodigits=__36
    Thus442=1936

    Eg 30) Calculate 422


    STEP1Takethedifferencefrom25(42-25=17).
    Thiswillbethefirsttwodigits=17__
    STEP2Takethesquareofthedifferencefrom50(50-42=8.82=64).
    Thiswillbethelasttwodigits=__64
    Thus422=1764

    Eg 31) Calculate 382


    STEP1Takethedifferencefrom25(38-25=13).
    Thiswillbethefirsttwodigits=13__
    STEP2Takethesquareofthedifferencefrom50(50-38=12.122=144)
    Notethat1willbethecarryover
    44willbethelasttwodigits=__44
    Thus382=1444

    b. For Numbers between 75 and 125

    Eg 32) Calculate1022
    STEP1Takethedifferencewithrespectto100(102-100=2)andaddittothenumberits

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    12/15/2010

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