History of Hindu Mathematics: A Source Book v1.c8.s4.72

v1.c8.s4.72

Then after moving (12) we get $12 / 1265 / 3$ Again, multiplying the first figure 5 of the multiplicand with the multiplier 12, we get $12 / 1260 / 36$ Then rubbing out the multiplier, the numbers $1260 / 36$ being added according to places give 1620."