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**Appendix**
**3. Utkrushta Parita Sankhyat:** The third type of Asankhyat is called Utkrushta Parita Sankhyat. It is obtained by multiplying the individual heaps of a number with each other (Anyonyabhyas) and then subtracting one grain from the resulting number.
**4. Jghanya Yukta Sankhyat:** The fourth type of Asankhyat is called Jghanya Yukta Sankhyat. It is obtained by adding one grain to the amount of the third type of Asankhyat. There are this many Asankhyat moments in one Aavali.
**5. Madhyama Yukta Sankhyat:** The number between the fourth and sixth types of Asankhyat is called Madhyama Yukta Sankhyat.
**6. Utkrushta Yukta Sankhyat:** The sixth type of Asankhyat is called Utkrushta Yukta Sankhyat. It is obtained by multiplying the amount of mustard seeds in the fourth type of Asankhyat with each other and then subtracting one grain from the resulting number.
**7. Jghanya Sankhyata Sankhyat:** The seventh type of Asankhyat is called Jghanya Sankhyata Sankhyat. It is obtained by adding one grain to the amount of mustard seeds in the sixth type of Asankhyat.
**8. Madhyama Sankhyata Sankhyat:** The number between the seventh and ninth types of Asankhyat is called Madhyama Sankhyata Sankhyat.
**9. Utkrushta Sankhyata Sankhyat:** The ninth type of Asankhyat is called Utkrushta Sankhyata Sankhyat. It is obtained by multiplying the amount of mustard seeds in the seventh type of Asankhyat with each other and then subtracting one grain from the resulting number.
**10. Difference between Anyonyabhyas and Multiplication:** When you multiply five by five, the result is 5 x 5 = 25. However, when you perform Anyonyabhyas, the result is 3125. This is because in Anyonyabhyas, you first establish five fives (5-5-5-5-5) and then multiply them with each other. For example, 5 x 5 = 25, 25 x 5 = 125, 125 x 5 = 625, 625 x 5 = 3125.