Vedic
Mathematics
Suthra 1 : Ekadhikena Purvena
Application :
Recurring Decimal Expansion of Vulgar Fractions with denominator ending with
‘9’.
Meaning : By One More than the Previous One
We can apply the same suthra to find
out the decimal representation(Recurring Decimal) of VULGAR fractions with denominator ending
with the digit ‘9’.
There is another method to find out
the result of the same operation. In the previous post, you have seen by using ‘Division Method’. Here we use a simple technique, ‘Multiplication Method’. Here it goes…..
Let us use this suthra to find out
the recurring decimal of
In, 1/19 – PREVIOUS of 9 is ‘1’.
And ONE MORE THAN of it is ‘1+1=2’.
Hence ‘2’ is the multiplier of the
conversion.
Write the last digit in the numerator
as 1
And follow the following steps…..
Step 1 : 1
Step 2 : 21 (multiply 1 by
2, write the result on left)
Step 3 : 421 (multiply 2 by
2, write it on left)
Step 4 : 8421
(multiply 4 by 2, write it on left)
Step 5 : 168421(multiply
8 by 2, write 6 on left, carry over 1)
Step 6 : 1368421(multiply
6 by 2,add the carry over,with carry over 1)
Step 7 : 7368421(3 x 2 + 1 =
7)
Step 8 : 147368421(7x2=14,
4 with carry over 1)
Step 9 : 947368421(4x2+1=9)
Step 10: 18947368421(9x2=18, 8 carry over 1)
Step 11: 178947368421(8x2+1=17, 7 with carry over 1)
Step 12: 1578947368421(7x2+1=15, 5 carry over 1)
Step 13: 11578947368421(5x2+1=11, 1 carry over 1)
Step 14: 31578947368421(1x2+1=2)
Step 15: 631578947368421(3x2=6)
Step 16: 12631578947368421(6x2=12, 2 carry over 1)
Step 17: 52631578947368421(2x2+1=5)
Step 18: 1052631578947368421
Next step onwards, these 18 digits
repeat……..like recurring decimal…
Hence 1/19 = 0. 05231578947368421…..
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