Fast Percentage Calculations in Mind!

[@Khalil.K]

I have not practiced or touched it for long but today in a test i have had this problem, it took me too long to make the right answer and as i saw the title of this video it made me deeply interested the way it is taught is such a time saving trick. I like it, it is very good!!!!!!!

[@saurin2]

X% of Y is equal to Y% of X. For example 43% of 25 is equal to 25% of 43 which is very easy to calculate.

[@AvirajSingh01]

Ye Kya hai

[@aqsashahzad4810]

Doesn’t 4 * 2 = 8 then 3 * 2 = 6 so the answer would be 8.6 how is he getting 10.75 please explain

[@aadilhussainbhat4446]

xy=yx

[@vivekpal368]

5 % of 10 is 0.5 and 10% of 5 is 0.5 ese

[@adithyanm9621]

Wow

[@adeshcharthad9233]

I like the last sentence. " This is not a trick .. this is the way of looking at problems "..#changetheway

[@hudasaeed2661]

ADESH CHARTHAD

[@babylearningandfuntv5727]

Adesh. I like this.

[@madhudeva9721]

ADESH CHARTHAD s

[@nujeecanlas]

Top ten chess moves

[@rattanverma3133]

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[@shanehebert396]

Also remember that 4% of 75 is the same as 75% of 4. The math behind this is easy... (4/100 * 75 = 4 * 75/100) through the commutative property of multiplication. So, you can "pick" the easiest way to do think about it.

[@zudinz55]

That’s what I was thinking as well. I accidentally worked out the % of opposite number, and the answer was same, I tried out with other numbers, % of both the numbers it was the same. So it’s better to work on which ever is easy to calculate. Thanks for the confirmation.,, now I am confident it works for real. hehe.. 👌😜😬

[@hmsskkyy_xai]

THATS SO COOL ty

[@happyzin8627]

does it work for all the numbers

[@shanehebert396]

@@happyzin8627 which numbers does it not work for?

[@hmsskkyy_xai]

@@happyzin8627 yup

[@alannafiz]

This is so helpful. I was really worried today because tomorrow I have school, and we are doing percentages. I looked at every single video until I found this. My life has completely changed from this one video..I can't thank you enough God bless you. Thanks again!!

[@HikingEngineer]

lmao?

[@MolenstyleCoUk]

The easiest way is to multiply ur number; for example, 67 x 43 = 2881, and then divide your number, which will be 28.81 :) 67% of 43 = 28.81

[@StephanieRZ]

Is it relevant for all forms of percentages? Respectfully, thank you (sleepy & reviewing ol' classic mathematics to return to college haha thank you).

[@StephanieRZ]

This method helps though :) I'll be using it, genuinely, thank you!!

[@immoegreen200]

Damn! Where were you 40 years ago when I needed you!!

[@amberdanish8065]

They must be learning by there self :)

[@PlanetC64]

Nice visiting this land of smart people. I find this also a beautiful metaphor for breaking down problems. Just as you said. Kudos!

[@laramie123]

Not smart. Just that we spent a lot of time doing math in Indian schools :(

[@lakshayjeetsaini7677]

We are born with math calculations

[@Suyash-soni]

bahut problem me thi aap sayad maths me

[@siddharth.246]

The key to this percentage calculation is to be good with percentage parts and fractions. 10% is 1/10th 5% is half of 1/10th i.e. 1/20th 20% is 2 * (1/10th) or 1/5th And lots and lots of practice + your multiplication / addition skills will come to play.

[@ajaysharma7122]

Nice

[@sanjaychittaluri3394]

Still there another easiest method than this Example.:: 1.20% of 40 Just take a point from the end i. e. 4.0-->which is 10% of 40 Similarly 20 %of 40 =10% of 40+10%of 40=4+4=8... Example 2: 61% of 30 As said in the above example 1 Same... Take a point before the given last number.. i. e. 3.0 which is 10% of 30.. Now 60% of 30= 6×3.0=18 And to calculate 1% of 30.. We have to take a decimal point before the last two numbers.. ie..1% of 30=0.30 So 61% of 30=18+0.3=18.3 Example 3: 43 %of 25 10% of 25=2.5 1% of 25= 0.25 So here 40% of 25=4×2.5=10 3%of 25=3×0.25=0.75 43% of 25=10.75 Hope useful for someone...

[@nurhaidalanggal1610]

Thanks for the tricks, its truly helpful

[@HA-wz3ep]

Tanku ❤️

[@sushovanmallick5595]

This method is also very nice and easy to think

[@faisalaslam3827]

Thank You So Much Man

[@madhuri1879]

So easy. . . Ty

[@muhammadsharif1718]

I usually find 20% of anything by simply dividing it by 5۔ )knowing that 20% is 1/5th) e۔g۔ 20% of 30 will be 30/5=6۔ Your method is very handy too۔

[@paull2937]

Let’s prove that x% of y is equal to y% of x. This is the same as saying 0.01x*y = 0.01y*x. Multiply both sides by 100 to get x*y=y*x, which is a true statement due to the commutative property of multiplication. This is helpful when you are trying to find for example 42% of 30. Instead of doing 4*(0.1*30)+2*(0.01*30) just do 3*(0.1*42). This results in 12.6. * means multiplication and x and y are variables.

[@Valentinathevamp]

Thank you. I needed a quick refresher. In about 10 secs it was all back. Thank you so much!

[@heathstjohn6775]

Clear. No awful music. No stupid remarks. A digital Drawing Board. No gimicks. Thank you.

[@johnvender]

One of my favorites is the divisible by three trick, add up all the digits (and if it's still bit too large do it until it's not) and if that's divisible by three the number you started with is. Same with divisible by six but only for even numbers :)

[@mydogskips2]

What? Are you trying to explain how to determine whether a number is divisible by 3, and divisible by 6? Edit: I guess we are saying the same thing, I just didn't quite understand what you were saying when I first read your comment, hence my diatribe and lengthy response. I just want to be sure people get the right information. For 3, you cast out 3s, it's easier than summing all the digits and seeing whether it's divisible by 3. Example: 13569 You "cast out" that is scratch out/throw away, all numbers, or sums of numbers, that can be divided by 3. For 13569 you can just scratch out 3, we know it's divisible by 3, also, 6 and 9, they are divisible, then finally, 1 and 5, because together their sum, 6, is divisible by 3. this is easier than going 1+3+5+6+9 = 24 which then needs to be checked if it is divisible by 3. And while this number/example isn't too difficult, for a number like 123,456,789 adding up all the numbers may not be quite as easy, assuming you haven't memorized the sum of course. By casting out threes from 123,456,789, we can scratch out the 1 and 2 as they total 3, a multiple of 3(meaning it is divisible by 3), then the 3 of course, also 4 and 5 as they make 9 which is divisible by 3, followed by 6(clearly divisible by 3) then 7 and 8 (which make 15 and is divisible by/a multiple of 3), and finally 9, another multiple of 3. That means you scratched out all the numbers and therefore the whole number itself is divisible by 3. This is easier than adding up all the digits and dividing by 3, well, unless you memorized the fact that the sum of the numbers from 1 thru 9 is 45(which is divisible by three). If I scrambled up all the numbers like, 274,813,596, that's just 123,456,789 written with the numbers in a different order, it may not be so easy. The divisibility rule for 6 is easy, the number simply has to be divisible by both 2 and 3 to be divisible by 6. So yes, it has to be an even number(the definition of being divisible by 2) and also divisible by 3. So if you want to know if a number is divisible by 6, just check first if it is an even number, then make sure it is divisible by 3, if yes, the number is divisible by 6. And finally, by the way, if you are interested, since 123,456,789 is divisible by 3, we know that 274,813,596 is divisible by 3 given the rule. And if we want to know if 274,813,596 is divisible by 6, we check first if it is even, which it is, it ends with the number 6, thus making it an even number, then we see if it is divisible by 3, which it is as shown above, so as it is divisible by both 2 and 3, the number 274,813,596 itself is divisible by 6. 274,813,596 divided by 6 is equal to 45,802,266. P.S. If you are interested. To test whether a number is divisible by 4, just check the last two digits of the number, if it is divisible by 4, then the entirre number is divisible by 4. example: 50,124 Just check the last two digits, in this case 24, is it divisible by 4? Yes (24/4 = 6) So the number 50,124 itself is divisible by 4. To test whether a number is divisible by 8, just do the same thing, but with the last three digits(instead of the last two). example: 50,124 Check the last three digits, 124. Is 124 divisible by 8? No, 124/8 = 15 with a remainder of 4. So the number 50,124 is NOT divisible by 8 (even though it is divisible by both 2 and 4) And it also happens to be divisible by 2 and 3, so also 6, which makes it an interesting number which I picked at random. The divisibility rule for 7 is a bit complicated so I won't explain it here. And I'm sure you know the divisibility rule for 9 is the same as 3, just cast of 9s. And mind you, just because a number is divisible by 3 does NOT mean it is divisible by 9. Case in point, 15, divisible by 3, but NOT by 9, obviously. However, all numbers divisible by 9 ARE also divisible by 3 (as 9 is just a multiple of 3). I assume you already know the divisibility rules for 2, 5, and 10, they are really easy.

[@TheNcmore]

Use the immediately obvious facts that 10% of 45 = 4.5 and 1% of 45 = 0.45 to solve the problem. a) 30% of 45 = 3 x 4.5 = 13.5 b) leaves remainder of 4% to solve for: 4 x 0.45 = 1.80 c) add results of step a with step b = 13.5 + 1.8 = 15.3 This method is generally applicable and quick to solve for any integer percentages of another integer - and explaining out the algorithm takes far more time than the actual mental manipulations of finding the solution.

[@Kreatee]

Easier way: Example one: 40 degrees * 20 = 4*2= 8. Example 2: 22 of 30= 2.2*3= 6.6. Example 3: 61 of 30= 6.1*3= 18.3.

[@erumfarid5207]

Superb

[@agustindiaz3348]

I'm thinking that maybe this only works when one of the numbers has a 0 as a second digit, doesn't it?

[@exhaustsun]

@@agustindiaz3348 it works all for numbers

[@bhalchandrakote5072]

Hi bro

[@toobaabdulqadir123]

22% of 30 is very very amazing step this step clear my all concept or wesy bhi is way sy kisi bhi digits ki % nikali gay Wo bhtt easy tariqy se nikl aa rahi he thanku so much 😊

[@anwarh07]

simply multiply 2 numbers up and put a decimal after 2 points

[@GetBeWitched369]

You helped re-jog my brain... thank god now i can continue my all nighter

[@dbsk06]

this is actually the way ive always been doing it even before i started looking at shortcuts on youtube... it makes so much more sense than just mechanically calculating, which 99% of people won't be doing on a daily basis and it's better to be approximately right and perfectly wrong.

[@claudiamiller7730]

Me, too...my whole life, even before active schooling at age 7. Dam....thought I was some sort of smarty-pants......

[@STDude]

3:33 the math can be solved easily by interchange. 25 percent of 43 that means 1/4th of 43 aprox 10.7

[@RowanSony]

Thanks SOOOO much you helped me get 100% on my 7th Grade End of Term Test Thx

[@joepiacente2311]

Do we have to remember all you wrote down? When all you have to remember is 40 x 20%=8, 4x2=8. The next one is 61% x 30 = 18.3 6x3=18 and 1x3=3 add a dec pt. .3 I saw another one where somebody wrote almost the whole page on how to multiply 106x106 or 106 sq. instead of just writing down this, 1x1=1-- 2x6=12--6x6=36 answer 11,236. Or 206x206=42,436----2x2=4----6+6x2=24----6x6=36. Sorry but I like one line instead of a whole page. Thank you

[@clairsuyat8892]

You're the real teacher sir! thanks for this. God bless you

[@OptionTrader]

Thanks

[@chattoacheem]

If you are already good at math this is awesome. It works for me. Thanks

[@ayushis.5032]

How I calculated 34% of 45 in 4 secs without seeing video and calculation: 3 parts of 45 = 15 3 parts of 100% = 33.33% If we take, 45=100% Then, 15=33.33% Automatically, answer will be somewhere around 15.3 *P.S I haven't see this video yet, just solved the question given in thumbnail by my own way to solve.*

[@larvaml4439]

I found my own way of getting percentage of any number when I was having trouble calculating it For eg 9% and 24% of 93 So multiply the no. Put 2 decimal places before it like 93*0.09=8.37 and 93*0.24=22.32

[@jameypiano1885]

wow. my life is forever changed. this rocks! 👍

[@jaibalajim6774]

Now what?

[@ezekieldominiquintal7556]

34% × 45 45.0+5.0 = 50 | 5 = 50 × 0.1 34 × 50% = 17.0 17-1.7 = 15.3 This is how I do it in my head. I just keep moving things around and turn it into multiple simpler equations. With enough practice, you'll solve this almost instantly. Once you realized the patter of numbers, you'll just guess/estimate and it will most likely be correct. Hahaha. Somehow, it's like magic.

[@LucasKsh]

same but instead of doing negative i tend to do positive as adding is quicker

[@LucasKsh]

13.6 + 1.7

[@Praddyyy]

This is extremely brilliant 💯

[@desertgecko4549]

2:43 Or simply reverse it. 61% of 30 is the same as 30% of 61 (try them on a calculator if you don't believe me). Take 30% of 61. Now instead of 30%, make it an easy 10%, which is 6.1. But since you needed 30%, you need that 6.1 three times, so multiply times 3 to get 18.3. Now look at the original problem and you should recognize the answer without making any calculations. Put another way, when you're fortunate to have either number a multiple of 10, make sure that number is on the left, then figure how many 10% of the number on the right you need. In the example, you need three. 10% of 61 is 6.1, and three of them is 18.3. If the problem had been 61% of 40, this is what you'd do: First, change it to 40% of 61. How many 10% of 61 do you need? You need four of them because there are four 10% in 40%. So take the 10% of 61, which is 6.1, and multiply times four. 6.1 x 4 = 24.4, which is the answer. After doing a few of these, you'll see the answer as soon as you see the problem. When I see 61% of 30, I see three 6.1's, or 18.3. And I'm no mathematician. Math was always my worst subject. Both are great techniques.

[@pinoyako9830]

I like the way how you use your common sense. Thanks! It would be a great help👍

[@anaghamurali6996]

Short and comprehensive video. Thank you sir

[@mihirkumar2910]

I really love the tricks.its very helpful

[@violincrazy91]

This is very helpful, many thanks to Garg Unversity 👍😊

[@Dcb59]

Wow amazing I liked this method of calculating percentage sir.

[@jessewarshak7642]

another "trick" is that x% of y = y% of x. For example, the easiest way to find 16% of 75 would be to find 75% of 16. That is just 3/4 * 16 or 12.

[@sinashi100]

Wow! Thnx buddy i am waiting for these types of video

[@syedshahnawaz9399]

Nice and easy without any tricks... Concept is very clear...

[@basalatabdulghaffar3547]

Important and easy method and way of calculating percentage. Thanks to teacher who gave this important and interesting lecture.

[@rathnakarshenoy2786]

Is it with in 3 seconds? 10% of 45 is 4.5 then for 30% is 13.5 Now calculate 4%=0.45x4= 1.8 ie 15.3 is the answer

[@harryk1769]

.34 x 45= 15.3

[@JohnwayneNOgacy]

The best way to do it

[@prabanchakmaamitabhomankoo2102]

Ohh bhai bohut bohut dhanyawad...apka zindegi shub ho ...maa kasam calculate karna nehi araha tha ...apka video dek leya simple doubt clear ho giya.....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@whoisrockingthefloor418]

🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌 one of the best vid ever on YT ❤️❤️❤️

[@mathbbn2676]

Look at the triangle show, it's really easy to understand if we follow his teachings really great.

[@krishna-hindu]

1%of every no×desired % is even more easy

[@ricardooconnor2362]

Here is a quick and easy way also guys. Just multiple both numbers in decimal. For example: 28% x 15 is 1.5 x 2.8 = 4.2. 60% x 80 is 8.0 x 6.0 = 48. It doesn’t matter which way you multiple by you will still get the same answer.

[@ifieldsmarttechnologies6301]

amazing.. way to learn and remember ..complex thing easyly

[@gurindersingh7744]

Very easy and effective method sir. Thanks

[@ILuvvArt]

Today i see this in my recommendations n thank you..i learnt a new way 🙏🏽

[@shruuu1276]

Me toooo🙌

[@zudinz55]

EASY TIPS, PLZ try to practise and remember this •4 (%), (100%, 50%/half, 10% & 5%) then break it down so it’s easy to calculate for eg. [60% of X is (50%+10% of X)]. It’s easy and quicker another eg. [15%of 10 is {10%+5% of 10}, (10%*10)+(5%*10) which is (1+.50) =1.50]. It is easier to break for larger numbers. • For smaller % less then 10, like 2%, 3% 9% etc it’s easier to do it direct eg. 2% of 10 is (10*2/100), (20/100) = 2. • So if it’s 52% of X, break it down to {(50%+2%)X}. 50% is half then calculate 2% it will make 52%. • For 9% you can minus 1% to make it easy. Or do it direct.. Cheers hope it helped… Remember to learn 50%, 10%, 5% so it’s easy to break down. below 10% do it direct 😬

[@sanjaysingh2612]

Amazing session :) I learned a lot from Vidya Guru English videos as well. Most of the same questions I got in my exams.

[@keithwhitney7491]

I am not sure there is an advantage to this method, as my students who are math challenged seem to make math more complicated. This method would likely mess with their minds. But, I am not sure whether my approach would work for them either. I immediately took 1/3 or 33.33% X 45 = 15; and added 2/3 of 1% X 45 or 0.3 = 15.3%. I would quickly realize if I got the decimal point wrong, but my math-challenged students do not. In other words, if you can get my challenged students to understand your method (complex to me), I applaud!

[@laramie123]

Thank you for your feedback. I will try to make another video will a more simplified version. Your students are in which grade? Also, I have a book on Amazon with math shortcuts. Maybe it can help. www.amazon.com/MIND-MATH-ALL-AGES-Learn-ebook/dp/B017QEIF18

[@dr.doeslittle4957]

This is actually simple. 34% of 45... 1% of 45 is .45... 10% of 45 is 4.5. Knowing this 3×4.5+.45×4...

[@letsbehonest5084]

I hate you

[@Boomclack]

I got 15.3 in about 5 seconds. I guess people get flustered when they dont break numbers down like we do. Makes it so much easier when all problems just end up being addition, in the end.

[@gamingemail8763]

Why r u adding

[@Boomclack]

Gaming Email because I break numbers down to their factors of 10, then do any calculations I need to do, AND THEN add the two sums together. Ex: 29 x 63 = 20 x 63 = 1260 + 9 x 60 + 9 x 3, or 540 + 27 as it were. So we end up with 1260+567=1827

[@mrbrucewayne631]

=15.3 although it took me more than 3 seconds

[@ayushsahu4107]

I am here because it very good way to calculate fastly accounting equations also because their also we have to find percentage of transaction

[@Atapd]

Amazingly awesome!

[@Arun97277]

This is the best video on this topic so far!

[@laramie123]

Tears in my eyes!

[@dreamycrusades]

Well, I would just like to add one thing ; that the answer for the problems in Just a number not a percentage. So one should not use the units percentage in the answer.

[@indian4601]

Thank you sir

[@warrishalodhi5761]

You are a genius. What a creative mind

[@Nao20244]

The easier method to know if it is 8 or 0.8 or 80 etc would be taking out two zeros or putting decimal in second place counting from right as it will have to be always divided by 100 instead of thinking which number makes more sense

[@neetabhat5316]

Yes, you precisely said it right. Even i commented on this. One can't be going on thinking whether or not the no. fits the slot!

[@learnDeen0]

please calculate so people may understand what and howto calculate the answer you are just guessing by calculating in mind that is not at all correct and logical to teach my brother.

[@ndidionwuzulu1197]

Yes that's what am also saying g, he is not solving it the way people will understand it, he dnt explain it very well, he was just solving

[@Shoaib_Jeremy]

How to calculate point percentage ex 1243 of 15.5%?

[@justwondering1926]

I feel like everyone capable of solving those problems in 3 s already do

[@MyDearestTinaMarie]

x r detr pz

[@MyDearestTinaMarie]

edtrrci

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[@tree8821]

@@ifechimacaroni2297 thanks but I’m atheist

[@PuzzleAdda]

Can you solve this equation without using a calculator. 50+50-25x0+2+2 = ? Watch this video for the correct answer kzbin.info/www/bejne/aX69f4WOnLdqfpo

[@Pondering_Dave]

This makes percentages ridiculously simple. My school never taught this method.

[@avinashverma2667]

ye normal method h i m practicing it from my childhood once my fantastic sir told me to spilt calculation thats make it easy

[@robertlee-nq6mg]

Avinash Verma "fantastic sir" kya hota hai?

[@puja431]

If you know from "childhood" then why are you here anyway

[@robertlee-nq6mg]

Gauri_Puranik gauri ji, namaste...we like to refresh our knowledge.

[@InfoBahawalpur]

Oye bhae hum nae 3 sec main solve kar ha na kae minutes main. asye to her koe solve kr late ga .aya bada genius ki olad

[@GregBedard]

Those saying it is more complicated than it needs to be aren't taking into account he is explaining the work. Kind of like back in school the teacher wants to know how you came up with a particular answer.

[@cookwithreena1857]

Thank You for the concept

[@KhanKhan-yu3wr]

Very easy and enteresting tricks .solving method is very easy.

[@tenacioussoul3794]

this is the same as enjoying my favorite anime only that its a sensational fascinating feeling in my mind and I love it

[@musicalkcl]

Sir best video in math

[@azanjahan1685]

Thanks alot ! Now i can solve questions even more fast than you

[@masterwansh9901]

😂😂😂😂then make the channel on math concepts

[@shahbazkhan3277]

😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@azanjahan1685]

@@masterwansh9901 pehlay to tere behen ko time do phir channel par videos bananay ka time kahan😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@VINODKUMAR-jf6er]

For Two digit number your method is simple enough. What about three or four digit number. For Eg. 2889 of 72% ?

[@Sunil_Singh_Bandral]

These examples are very simple Share some complicated numbers

[@urmilaborgharkar4538]

True

[@Rehmaan_96]

My entry test is about to come in few days, hope it'll help

[@mohibullahkhan5514]

sir, I do salute you for providing me an easiest method of calculating it. God bless u...

[@sumitkotwal796]

I liked it because you say that its not a ट्रिक.. Its a way of viewing.. Nice video..

[@tushargupta4262]

Thank You Sir.

[@fliggityboo8687]

This takes about 45 seconds if one thinks efficiently. Amazing how concise and prompt you were, allowing me to feel less stupid very rapidly, thank you.

[@sciencehelp9693]

Not so good method because it still needs some complex calculations like you showed 22×30. Also we can get 22×330 So how can we just find these products in our mind?

[@sciencehelp9693]

Matt Keno I didn't say that it is complex. I said that 22×330 is complex if needed to be done in short time

[@creaturefarm1614]

#Trick4Maths

[@cmarley314]

Science Help Multiplying by multiples of 11 is as easy as addition. e.g. 14 x 33 --> 14 x 3 x 11 --> 42 x 11 = 462 (When multiplying a two digit number by 11, add the digits and stick it in the middle (and carry the 1 if necessary). 42 --> 4_2, 4+2=6 --> 462)

[@cmarley314]

Science Help With 22 x 330, we will make 66 x 11 x 10 no matter what, which is easy. 6+6=12, 66 x 11 = 6(12)6 = 726 x 10 = 7260

[@learnwithme2509]

Christopher Marley awesome😎

[@mohdyousuf8159]

Remember a % of b = b% of a (for any integers a and b

[@ankitagajjar3509]

3:21 I still can't understand that one. ://

[@anirbanroytalukder2967]

Here 25*40= 1000 for getting % you need to divide the number with 100, So 1000/100= 10 and same goes for 3%, 25*3= 75, now 75/100= .75 Total= 10+.75 = 10.75

[@prafful_sahu]

10% of 25 = 2.5 40% of 25 = 10 1% of 25 = 0.25 3% of 25 = 0.75 10 + 0.75 = 10.75

[@mohamudabdikadir7288]

Nice visiting I get simple way to solve percentage thanks alot

[@monajain3790]

Just make all percentage in fraction form that will make u more easy And u can solve it in 3sec

[@lunai7889]

U can just times it and then 2 decimal places to your left

[@jakublukac9348]

I am addicted to your accent

[@SAWESPORTS]

I just knew that someone will fall for his voice 😂😂😂. The speaker is like gloomy voice

[@harshitmanhas6206]

Thankyou.. For the marvelous concept.

[@sahilboro7043]

Very helpful video Sir Thank you 🙏 I'm your new subscriber

[@darakhshanjabeen4979]

Thanku so much....Allah will help u cz u r helping the ppls

[@nidhi8838]

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[@AliceInSquishyLand]

Omg thanks so much!! Helped tons😄

[@surbhichoudhary4686]

This was so helpful.. Thank you ❣️

[@ishansahu5177]

Thanks I was searching for it the whole day they gave me really weird methods I never thought it is so easy

[@funcorner2265]

Thank you so much for the wonderful video

[@alishahali8188]

I want to buy brain for maths bcaz my mind is afraid of it

[@ezioauditoredafirenze1108]

You may also want a brain for english bcaz yore maend iz alzo afraad ov et.

[@urmisalvi9709]

alishah shah me too. Though I can lend my brain for English

[@ItzzMeCharrr]

Mine too

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[@ravindukahawita1081]

Break numbers up to find the solution bro how did I not think of that ? Thank you you are an angel sent by god.

[@laramie123]

Thanks. You are my angle too who gave me motivating words in this cruel youtube world.

[@sayrishkhan3726]

I am so dumb in maths thst I could not not understand any of that too.. but thnks for uploadng this video 😢

[@swaroopvavilapalli4741]

😂😂

[@sugeeshinfo]

Well done keep it up

[@viralshorts8907]

Your smarter then me😁 i got 66 out 200 u can't beat me in math

[@BenjaminFSiegel]

and you can switch them if you want (X% of Y = Y% of X).

[@babitamanna5860]

This is how you learn to doubt your answers!

[@kripeshchoudhury626]

To put in simple words... Multiply the numbers and divide the result by 100. So we need to be fast in multiplication

[@laramie123]

Smart!

[@sonu4g540]

Tq sooo much brother....do some more videos....very helpful 👍