Non Perfect Square Root निकालने की सबसे शानदार Trick | Vedic Maths

We can easily find square root of perfect squares but in case of non perfecr square root like √19 we got stuck. Through vedic maths tricks we can easily find square root of non perfect square roots in not more than 5 seconds.
Short trick to Get √17 in just 3 second
Follow these Steps :-
We know the Non Perfect Square root number like √16 , √25, √100, √144 etc.
Now, we have to Find the square root √7
So, we have follow this method:-
Step 1:
To Find the square root we divied. the number into nearby perfect square number and non -perfect square number like √9-2
Step 2 :
Now put the value in this formula
√x+y = √x + y/2√x
√9-2 = 3 + 1/2 x 3
= 3.16
So solve this and get the answer of under root 17 .
Therefore , √7 = 2.67
so Final answer is 2.67
This method is very easy to find non perfect square root
More example -
√10 = √9+1
√9+1 = 3 + /2x3
= 3.16
This trick is basically from chapter application of derivative of class 12thmathematics. it is a small part of the topic approximation. That formula come after we differentiate the root x by basic differentiation. by this method we can find approximate many other functions like cube root , x raise to the power 1/4 and so on.
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Square Root of Numbers that are Not Perfect Squares
Remember this formula which is given below:
Using this formula we can find any nonperfect square root.
Example 1: √5
√5 we can also write √4+1. Therefore, 4= x and 1 =y
According to the formula: x is always a perfect square, Like here 4’s perfect square is 2.
Then, √4 + (1/2√4) =2 + (1/2*2) = 2+ (1/4) = 2 + 0.25 = 2.25.
Hence the answer is 2.25.
Example 2: √14
√5 we can also write √16-2. Therefore, 16= x and 2 =y
According to the formula: x is always a perfect square, Like here 16’s perfect square is 4.
Then, √16 - (2/2√16) =4 - (2/2*4) = 4- (1/4) = 4 - 0.25 = 3.75.
Hence the answer is 3.75.
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For those wondering how this works, here's an example. 19 = 16 + 3 19 = 4² + (2*3*4)/(2*4) 19 = 4² + 2*4*{3/(2*4)} + {3/(2*4)}² - {3/(2*4)}² Now on RHS, the first three terms form a perfect square identity. 19 = {4 + 3/(2*4)}² - {3/(2*4)}² You can ignore the last term on RHS as we are finding "non perfect roots" √19 = 4 + 3/(2*4) And this is the formula he said in the video. Same logic can be applied on any number you want. Sincerely, an Indian student. :)

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To understand why it works. This is truncated taylor series approximation. F(x) := F(a) + F'(a)(x - a) So, if F(x) = √x Then, F'(x) = 1 / (2√x) √x := √a + (x - a) / (2√a)

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Under root of 83= 9.11 Under root of 129= 11.36 Under root of 105= 10.25 Under root of 171= 13.076

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Ok if try to find anything square root , cube root Then use... f(x+∆x)=f(x)+∆x.f'(x) Where f'(x)=Differentiation of f(x) If u find out sq.root of 19 then f(x)=√x. f'(x)=1/2√x x=16. ∆x=19-16=3 Then put all in f(x+∆x)=f(x)+∆x.f'(x) If u find out the cube root of 9 Then f(x)=x^⅓. f'(x)=1/3x^⅔ X=8 and ∆x=1 And u also find out log and many other functions too...

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Sir Literally Maja Aa Gaya √83~9.11 √129~11.36 √105~10.25 √171~13.076 Thank You So Much Sir ☺️☺️

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Or same can also be derived via differential calculus. Take y = x^1/2 dy/dx = 1/(2 x^1/2) = ∆y/∆x Say for (19)^1/2 =( 16+3)^1/2 Say x=16 and ∆x =3 ( Remember ∆x

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That's vedic Mathematics How this work, is the approximation using differentials.

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This is the first principal of differentiation. f'(x) =(f(x-h) -f(x) ) /h f(x-h) =f(x) +h×f'(x)

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This is an application of Derivatives where we use derivatives to determine square root of non perfect number

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It's a part of +2 class names approximation.....comes through derivatives and it's a short form of that...⏫

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Hey bro!! Excellent video! Just subscribed to ur channel. This will be a gem for my JEE exam now. Just one error was there. In square root of 19, by Vedic method, it comes 4.375 which is ~ 4.4, and by calculator, it comes 4.358 which is ~ 4.4, so instead of 4.3 it would be 4.4 (method was correct, just it should be 4.4 instead,) thank you!

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This method relies on binomial approximation. The method here approximates the root by only 1+nx (where highest power of x is 1), so if you want greater approximation, you will also have to work with higher powers of x (like square, cube, etc). So it is not really an error. It's just approximated. Working of root19- root19=root(16+3) =root(16(1+3/16)) =4 x root(1+3/16) =4 x (1+3/16)^½ =4 x (1+(1/2 x 3/16)) =4 x (1+3/32) =4 + 3/8 ~4.3

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Bhai this formula works beautifully when u r nearer to the perfect square since it is based on approximation using graphs more the difference more error is introduced but u can get it correct to first place

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@@Trolex6969 if u take 25 insted of 16 then the answer will be 4.4

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√19 ka square root 4.3 hota hai To 19 ke pass ki sankhya hai 16 To kya 4x4=16 Aur 19-16=3 To uper Ki pahli sankhya 4 niche ki last sankhya 3 Ans 4.3🥱

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If you multiply 4.3*4.3 you did not get 19. You got 18.49. This is rong please after answer by multiplying itself

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Thank you sir, from the bottom of my heart ❤️❤️❤️

[@chandanpandit6740]

He is using application of derivative 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@suryakantdhiwar8136]

Thanks for providing such valuable information

[@____AnuragGupta____]

Sir ji its a formula, √x±y=√x ± y/2*√x.

[@serdalhocailematematik1930]

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[@Aditya-kh3ud]

thx a lot for this amazing technique

[@serdalhocailematematik1930]

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[@tanishdesai7652]

This method relies on binomial approximation. The method here approximates the root by only 1+nx (where highest power of x is 1), so if you want greater approximation, you will also have to work with higher powers of x (like square, cube, etc). So it is not really an error. It's just approximated. Working of root19- root19=root(16+3) =root(16(1+3/16)) =4 x root(1+3/16) =4 x (1+3/16)^½ =4 x (1+(1/2 x 3/16)) =4 x (1+3/32) =4 + 3/8 ~4.3

[@Shadow_Assasin_]

Yess bro

[@yugyt2185]

Your mathematics playar ok

[@tanishdesai7652]

@@yugyt2185 r u Baria?

[@allifazhar]

Arey Shi pakdyy hoo. Binomial approximation is very useful and Good approximation.

[@supertron6039]

Yep

[@bcreation8187]

Ishka ullekh science std 12 mathematics mein ch 6 mein Kiya Gaya hein 😛🤣.......

[@Web_Acc]

This is apllication of derivative in Calculas . Calculas is very interesting and conceptual branch of mathematics

[@ajinkya_rahane25]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@GNssshi]

So useful Sir! Thank you so much🙏❤️. Sir can we find the root of all prime numbers this way especially single digit prime numbers?

[@sattaking2177]

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[@illuso7825]

My god You are the life saver that will help me in my 10th Board exam ...

[@NoName-qt2ly]

No doubt Vedic Maths is just awesome dear. But this what you shown here is Newton Raphson. Not everything under the sun is Vedic Maths.

[@aaryaanshul]

Pehli baat to yeh ki Khali 2 digit ya jyada se jyada 3 digit k liye hai, kyunki jiska pata hai uske aas paas ho niklega, aur jitni der me iss method se nikalega fraction nikalo phir add minus karo, usse jaldi division method se ho jayega... Aur aisi koi faltu ki truck hai bhi nhin Vedic Maths me, zabardasti...

[@lakshveerverma7857]

BUT HOW CAN WE CALCULATE THE SQUARE ROOT OF DECIMAL NUMBLERS LIKE 22.5,30.9 ETC...

[@ksr3535]

separate them like sqrt.2250/100 for 22.5 and sqrt.3090/100 for 30.9…

[@lakshveerverma7857]

Ok

[@hogman1609]

Seriously amazing trick derived by ancient Indian mathematicians.great video too 😀

[@arunyadav-IITD]

You saved my time in exams

[@DhuruvanSK]

Title : Vedic maths Thumbnail : Thiruvalluvar 😑😑

[@soumyaranjanbehera1817]

✓18 who can find the square root of this number by using Vedic method

[@deepakchalla495]

This technique is thought to us in Application of derivatives..😀

[@tadurivenkataramakrishna1671]

Sir, I got for root105 = 10.1, But in the calculator, root 105 = 10.2 came. Plz , help me I'm confused for these differences.

[@letsderive]

Bro calculate it to 2 decimal places and then round it off

[@tadurivenkataramakrishna1671]

Ok, ThanQ, sir

[@MBStudy]

Calculate again. Your calculation mistake

[@chinmaymaheshwari6594]

this is basically a method which I studied in class 12 That is f(X+ delta x) = f(x) + derivative of f(x) * delta X ->Where f(x)=sqrt of X equation (1) Here f(9)=3 & Derivative of f(X) = 1/[2 sqrt(X)] Then put the value of X=9 in above We get derivative of f(9)=1/6 Put the value of Derivative of f(9) in equation (1) Therefore of f(12)=3 + 1/6 * 3 = 3+ 0.5 =3.5 (actually it is 3.464 by using calculator) 👍

[@saur202]

Very good 👍

[@chinmaymaheshwari6594]

@@saur202 Thanks 😊

[@patelsetu145]

Nice Explanation bro 👍 Aapko nai lagta ki school mai jo hai Vedic maths implement karna chahiye isse logo ki IQ aur enhance hogi.

[@IMAN_IIT_PATNA]

@@patelsetu145 yes

[@KViraj-li8jj]

This method cannot applied for single digit number

[@fitnessbyhir1633]

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[@samtutorial6196]

This is called method of approximation,in AOD chapter of class 12.

[@Ritikchoudhary89]

Haa bro approximation application of derivatives 👌👍

[@movieparadise636]

hey guys 😀😀 notice 1 thing in plus sums like root 19 is equal to 4 + 3 / 2 × 4 is equal to 4.3 see focus on 4 + 3 just we have to remove the plus sign and add the point sign same in case 2 in video hope this helps .🥰🥰 love u guys 😁😁😁

[@piyushdhakad934]

Yes bro

[@piyushdhakad934]

You are a genius

[@piyushdhakad934]

But not a accurate number

[@movieparadise636]

@@piyushdhakad934 Thanks brother

[@dipusarkar3413]

Amazing❤️❤️

[@serdalhocailematematik1930]

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[@Rituraj-ry4rz]

First time in my life { As the youtube thumbnail is the same the vedio is}¿¿¿🙂

[@anupama987]

Sir, this method is failing for √24 √24 = 4 + (24-16)/2×4 = 4 + 8/8 = 5 (which is wrong)

[@ishaanlohani]

It's good and very cool! But the problem is the approximation is only correct upto 1 decimal place, so it's not THAT useful but it's decent.

[@ShishirMishra-xo4sj]

I watched this video a year ago and now i felt this was very helpful in exams and for whom who always forget square roots ! This is gonna help me in my exam . I appreciate you sir . Thanks 🙏

[@monalivora4177]

Very helpful......vedic maths should be included in the syllabus.

[@gyandeep4831]

Not vedic its a Maths propogandu channel ☝☝☝☝☝☝☝☝☝☝☝☝☝

[@orangesite7625]

Ye koyi vedic maths nahi hei Ye calculus ka yek topic ka part hei 11th mei approximations topic Cube root bhi aur anek cheesee nikal sakte hei

[@devgaming3528]

And in equation ko solve Kaise karte he please 1 video banao.please please

[@_youtubevideos]

ANSWER KEY 🔑 to see read more ko daba do 😊 √(83) = 9.11 √(129) = 11.36 √(105) = 10.25 √(171) = 13.076

[@alluringshubhamchoudhary1m781]

Value exact nahi aati hain . Main pehle se janta tha .Agar itna hi bharosa hain to jo answer aaya hain uska square karo and calculator se answer aaya hain uska square karo . Agar difference hain to like karo.

[@muhitbarman7584]

App to kaml karte hain Maine pheli hi dekha tha Wo wala video 20yrs before tha

[@PankajKumar-oz9ep]

Thankyou for giving questions..

[@jayaryavart4425]

हमारे वेदों और पुराणों और उपनिषदों और रामायण और महाभारत को काल्पनिक बताकर हमें अपने इतिहास से दूर रखा गया है ताकि हम आर्य है वह कभी भी जान ना सके। लेकिन आज हम आप जैसे ज्ञान के उपासकों की वजह से हमारे पूर्वजों के सच के करीब पहुंच रहे हैं। सनातन धर्म की जय 🙏🙏। हर हर महादेव 🙏🙏

[@sympathe]

Only legend watch after 10 month 😂

[@Unknow_nuser418]

How to do the calculations I am getting confused

[@riteshmittal9827]

The method is only useful only for tenth digit.

[@Spectra12]

2:30 😂 5.2 ke karib aayega, abe dikh raha hai 5.2 hi aayega. 5+(2/10)=5+0.2=5.2

[@honeybirds5348]

Thanks it will help in my competative exam

[@goutam_chouhan_k8]

Thank you Thank you Thank you So much Sir.... Aap ke jaisa easy me aajtak koi nhi mujhe Root nikalna sikhaya ❤️ Thank you So much Sir ❤️

[@ramamaradana]

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[@conceptdiving2851]

Concept batao, sirf method janke kuch nahi hoga

[@pryansh_]

amazing... thnks this was helpful