This document describes a method for squaring numbers that consist of repeating sixes using Vedic math. The method involves breaking the square into four parts: 1) one fewer fours than the number of repeating sixes, 2) the number 3, 3) the same number of fives as fours, and 4) the number 6. Two examples are shown calculating 666^2 and 66666^2 to demonstrate how the pattern works.

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Squaring numbers
made up of 6

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Choose a number
made up of sixes.

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The square is made up of
these four parts:
1. One fewer 4 than there are repeating 6‘s
(i.e. if 6666 x 6666 then take three 4s)
2. 3
3. same number of 5's as 4's
4. 6

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Example 1:

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If the number to
be squared is
666

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6662 =?
Then The square of the
number has:
1. 44 (3 Sixes -1=two 4s)
2. 3
3. 55 (same number of 5's as 4's)
4. 6
So, 666x666=443556

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Let’s do another example

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If the number to
be squared is
66666

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666662 =?
Then The square of the
number has:
1. 4444 (5 Sixes -1= Four 4s)
2. 3
3. 5555 (same number of 5's as 4's)
4. 6
So, 66666x66666=4444355556

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Maths is Soooooo
Easy…

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