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    Short Cut Methods of Numerical Calculations

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    The document provides short cut methods for opportunities by Nitin Oke. It stresses the need to look for opportunities with alertness and mentions that you must have the equation a+b=10 with n identical terms. It cautions the reader to be careful when a or b equals 9 and states that with a known start there is no end. It concludes by encouraging the reader to now practice and consider extensions.

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    The document provides short cut methods for opportunities by Nitin Oke. It stresses the need to look for opportunities with alertness and mentions that you must have the equation a+b=10 with n identical terms. It cautions the reader to be careful when a or b equals 9 and states that with a known start there is no end. It concludes by encouraging the reader to now practice and consider extensions.

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    The document provides short cut methods for opportunities by Nitin Oke. It stresses the need to look for opportunities with alertness and mentions that you must have the equation a+b=10 with n identical terms. It cautions the reader to be careful when a or b equals 9 and states that with a known start there is no end. It concludes by encouraging the reader to now practice and consider extensions.

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    17K views14 pages

    Short Cut Methods of Numerical Calculations

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    nitin
    The document provides short cut methods for opportunities by Nitin Oke. It stresses the need to look for opportunities with alertness and mentions that you must have the equation a+b=10 with n identical terms. It cautions the reader to be careful when a or b equals 9 and states that with a known start there is no end. It concludes by encouraging the reader to now practice and consider extensions.

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    Short cut Methods

    By
    Nitin Oke
    For SAFE HANDS
    You need to look for
    opportunity
    You need to look for
    opportunity
    You need to look for
    opportunity
    You need to look for
    opportunity with alertness

    You must have a+b =10


    and n identical
    You need to look for
    opportunity with alertness

    Need to be care full


    when a or b = 9
    No end, is dead end !
    No end, is dead end !
    No end, is dead end !
    Once you know the start
    there is no end !
    Now its time to practice
    Now its time to practice
    Now its time to practice
    How about extension - -

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