Calculate Faster! Easy Multiplication & Subtraction Tricks | Mental Maths:~

Calculate faster with easy mental maths tricks! Learn how to multiply by 25, multiply using round numbers and subtract from 1000—with clear, step-by-step examples. In this video, we solve: ✅ 36 × 25 — multiply by 100, then divide by 4. ✅ 98 × 7 — use 100 − 2 to make multiplication easier. ✅ 1000 − 468 — count up through 500 to find the answer. Understand WHY each shortcut works so you can use it confidently with other numbers. These strategies are useful for school maths, revision and everyday calculations, and help build the number sense used in Australian classrooms. 🧠 YOUR TURN! Can you solve 44 × 25 using today’s shortcut? Write your answer in the comments—and tell me which trick you liked most! 📌 Save this video for your next maths practice session and share it with someone who would find these shortcuts helpful. 🔔 Subscribe to Maths with Hajra Zeb for more mental maths tricks, worked examples and simple explanations. InShaAllah, one step at a time. #MentalMaths #MathsTricks #MultiplicationTricks #MathsWithHajraZeb Welcome to Maths with Hajra Zeb! Today, let’s learn some easy mental maths shortcuts. First, let’s calculate 36 times 25. We can write 25 as 100 divided by 4. So, first multiply 36 by 100. That gives us 3,600. Now divide 3,600 by 4. The answer is 900! To multiply any number by 25, multiply it by 100, then divide by 4. Next, let’s calculate 98 times 7. Since 98 is close to 100, we can write it as 100 minus 2. First, multiply 100 by 7. That gives us 700. Then multiply 2 by 7. That gives us 14. Now subtract 14 from 700. The answer is 686! Finally, let’s calculate 1,000 minus 468. We can find the answer by counting up. From 468 to 500, the difference is 32. From 500 to 1,000, the difference is 500. Add the two differences: 32 plus 500 equals 532. So, 1,000 minus 468 equals 532! Now it’s your turn! Can you calculate 44 times 25 using the shortcut? Write your answer in the comments. Subscribe to Maths with Hajra Zeb for more easy maths tricks!