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June 9, 2013 by Rahul Bhangale Leave a Comment

The blog ‘mathlearners.com’ is developed by Rahul Bhangale.

By profession I am software engineer working in an I.T. company but have been in touch with mathematics since many years and used to come across questions like ‘Why we study Math?’, ‘We never going to differentiate, integrate, apply Fourier transforms in life then why to study?’ and many. I feel such type of incorrect but valid questions have raised because of lack of Theoretical Knowledge provided in Schools and Colleges which does not even include real life Math Applications and I feel in Mathematics, theory and knowing High level Math Usage is as important as solving problems.

Blog ‘mathlearners.com’ will cover Math related crucial things which are not mostly covered in schools & college syllabus. As of now I have covered following topics.

1) Vedic Mathematics: Even after knowing the power of its techniques, hardly any techniques are taught in schools and colleges. mathlearners.com will show various techniques of Vedic Mathematics using examples.
2) History of Mathematics: Today’s technological life of a human being is either directly or indirectly because of Mathematics and definitely atleast some credit goes to our ancestors for setting solid and accurate base of Mathematics to explore more.

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