10% trick is instant
Sliding a decimal left is a built‑in shortcut: 10% of any number is just “shift left”. From there, 5% is half of that, and 1% is one more shift.
Percentages: “What is a% of b?” (clean numbers on Easy).
Fractions: “What is a/b of n?” (chosen to land on integers by default).
Squares: “n2 = ?” (range grows with difficulty).
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Sliding a decimal left is a built‑in shortcut: 10% of any number is just “shift left”. From there, 5% is half of that, and 1% is one more shift.
Competitive “mental” mathletes often visualise an imaginary abacus (soroban). World champions add or multiply 15+ numbers in under 10 seconds using that mental image.
Consecutive squares differ by odd numbers: n² − (n−1)² = 2n−1. Memorising a few anchors lets you jump to nearby squares faster.
For fractions of a whole, a quick cross-multiply check (a×n vs. b×answer) flags slips immediately—handy under a timer when digits blur.
Humans add fastest in chunks: 17% of 240? Take 10% (24), 5% (12), 2% (4.8) → 40.8. Decomposing beats long multiplication every time.