Long Division trick 4 - learn how to do long division easily and quickly - By tecmath
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00:00 | Hello and welcome to the Tech Math channel . What | |
00:02 | we're going to be having a look at today's video | |
00:04 | . We're gonna be looking at ways of doing long | |
00:05 | division . These are numbers above 10 . Um , | |
00:08 | we're gonna be able to look at some rather big | |
00:11 | numbers today and this is actually the fourth part of | |
00:14 | a four part video series I've done on a different | |
00:16 | way of working at long division . This is an | |
00:18 | easier way of working at long division . Okay , | |
00:21 | So the links to the previous videos are up there | |
00:24 | . Okay . There we go . But if you | |
00:28 | reckon your game , you might want even try to | |
00:29 | go along with these . So What we're gonna be | |
00:32 | having a look at is I'm going to just launch | |
00:34 | into , we're going to start looking at same numbers | |
00:37 | where we're trying to say something like 42 and see | |
00:40 | how many times that goes into something a bit easy | |
00:42 | at the moment . 5234 . Now in previous videos | |
00:49 | , what we've been doing is we've been looking at | |
00:52 | the number which is a tens number which is closest | |
00:55 | to this attends number close to this one is 40 | |
00:57 | . So we get the four we put that there | |
01:00 | . But to get From 42 to 40 we have | |
01:04 | to subtract two . Yeah . This is a little | |
01:07 | bit different from what's happened in previous videos in mind | |
01:09 | where it's always been numbers which are quite conveniently made | |
01:13 | a plus two or a plus three . They've always | |
01:14 | been numbers were going up with this is a multiply | |
01:20 | . Okay . And we just treat it like a | |
01:22 | negative number . All right . So , these numbers | |
01:25 | for you guys and watch the previous videos , you're | |
01:28 | going to realize the trick with a lot of this | |
01:30 | is going to be using this multiply . And we | |
01:32 | can also use previous answers that we got from the | |
01:34 | question . From our other part of the question to | |
01:38 | work out our answers . Okay , So let's go | |
01:40 | through these . All right , So for goes into | |
01:44 | five . How many times it goes in once ? | |
01:48 | All right , a nice easy one , and it | |
01:49 | has a one remainder . Okay ? So what we're | |
01:52 | left with now is we've got 12 and 12 . | |
01:57 | What we do to this 12 is we add to | |
02:00 | it this number times a multiplier , So one plus | |
02:04 | one times minus 21 times minus two is minus two | |
02:07 | . So , what we're gonna do is adding on | |
02:08 | minus two , which is the same as taking away | |
02:10 | too . All right , 12 - 8 - 10 | |
02:15 | . 10 divided by four . It's true . Remainder | |
02:20 | to Okay , So what we've got now we've got | |
02:24 | 23 And what are we going to be doing this | |
02:28 | , 23 , we're going to be getting this to | |
02:32 | this minus two to minus two , which is minus | |
02:34 | four . We're taking that off , We get the | |
02:36 | answer of 19 19 , divided by four , equals | |
02:44 | that much . Four with a three remainder . This | |
02:48 | leaves us last of all with uh remainder number , | |
02:53 | Which is 34 , And we're using this number here | |
02:58 | four times this multiplier , So four times -2 is | |
03:02 | -34 . Take gives us the answer of 26 . | |
03:09 | So we have a reminder of 26 and that's an | |
03:13 | example of when we start to get this negative multiply | |
03:17 | . So all we're doing compared to the other ones | |
03:19 | is we're taking things away . Pretty cool . Right | |
03:22 | . What about we get on to another one of | |
03:25 | these ? All right . And the ideas for these | |
03:31 | are very much the same . So if you haven't | |
03:34 | seen my other videos and you're finding a little bit | |
03:36 | hard , you might want to just go and have | |
03:38 | a look at those particular videos and I think you're | |
03:40 | really , really appreciate those . So , let's get | |
03:43 | to something a bit harder now . Let's get a | |
03:45 | big number . Let's put 62 and we're going to | |
03:47 | be dividing that into something huge . Let's say 235,813 | |
03:58 | . All right , so to get to 60 we | |
04:02 | have to take to this is our multiplier . Okay | |
04:10 | . All right , let's start working this out . | |
04:11 | Six goes into two . Well , it doesn't go | |
04:13 | into 26 goes into 23 3 times and it has | |
04:17 | a leftover of five has a five remainder . So | |
04:20 | I'm going to get 55 here . And what we're | |
04:22 | going to do is three times minus two is minus | |
04:28 | 6 . 55 minus six equals 49 So 49 divided | |
04:34 | by six equals eight with a remainder Of one . | |
04:38 | Alright , loses with this next number which is 18 | |
04:41 | . What are we gonna do with this 18 ? | |
04:43 | Well eight times -2 is minus 16 . So we | |
04:49 | can take that up off so Take 16 equals two | |
04:55 | . So two divided by six . We cannot do | |
04:58 | we have to carry that number across . All right | |
05:02 | , okay . So we're now left with 21 21 | |
05:05 | . And what do we do with this ? 21 | |
05:07 | 10 times 60 So we can't really do much . | |
05:10 | So 21 divided by six equals three and there is | |
05:15 | three left over . Okay cool . So this leaves | |
05:18 | us last of all with our remainder number . Okay | |
05:22 | . Almost work this out . I know it seems | |
05:24 | sometimes too easy this okay there's a couple of tricks | |
05:27 | here and there . So 33 and what we're going | |
05:31 | to be doing is we're going to be adding to | |
05:33 | that three times minus two , which is minus six | |
05:35 | . So we're taking away 63 takes 33 take six | |
05:38 | equals 27 . We have a remainder of 27 . | |
05:43 | Pretty cool . Right ? There's our answer there . | |
05:45 | All right . I'm going to go through one last | |
05:47 | one and this last one has a little trick that | |
05:49 | if you might have gone off on your own now | |
05:51 | . I thought I've got the hang of what he's | |
05:52 | doing and tried one , you might have come up | |
05:54 | against history . You know , this can happen . | |
05:57 | So what we'll do is we'll put up this very | |
06:00 | last type of question you might get , Which is | |
06:03 | saying when we get a little trick like this one | |
06:05 | . Okay , so say we're trying to work out | |
06:07 | how many times 42 now goes into 37418 . Now | |
06:15 | this you're going to see a little problem . So | |
06:18 | there's a little trick is not a problem with just | |
06:21 | that little thing you have to do . Okay , | |
06:23 | so the number closest to this isn't 40 . All | |
06:26 | right , and that's a -2 . Once again , | |
06:29 | I know I'm being a bit biased towards these , | |
06:31 | there are a lot easier to explain . So so | |
06:35 | this again is our multiply . Okay . All right | |
06:40 | now four goes into three , it doesn't go into | |
06:43 | three , it goes in zero many times and so | |
06:45 | we have to carry the three across 37 . Wherefore | |
06:48 | goes into that ? Well nine times . Okay , | |
06:52 | pretty good with that so far and there's one left | |
06:54 | over . So we get this 14 . And what | |
06:58 | we're gonna do is we're going to add to this | |
07:00 | nine times minus two , which is minus 18 . | |
07:03 | So we go 14 takeaway 18 . Oh we've got | |
07:07 | a problem , haven't we ? Because this is going | |
07:09 | to actually give us a minus number . It's really | |
07:13 | , really difficult , isn't it ? There's a little | |
07:14 | trick you have to do when you get this sort | |
07:16 | of thing and what this is is you have to | |
07:19 | go through and Borrow one from the previous answer . | |
07:23 | Okay , I'll show you that this right now . | |
07:27 | Okay , so I'll get rid of that . So | |
07:31 | rather than having 14 here , what we're gonna actually | |
07:34 | do is we're just going to go back and reconsider | |
07:37 | this particular number here . Okay , so 37 Divided | |
07:41 | by four . Okay , there's a couple of ways | |
07:44 | we can look at the answer here , we can | |
07:46 | look at this answer is being okay . So what's | |
07:49 | the answer we got was nine remainder one . Or | |
07:53 | we could also call it eight with a remainder of | |
07:55 | five . 432 Plus five is 37 . This is | |
08:01 | the one we're going to be using . I'm going | |
08:02 | to steal . Yes I tell you . And we're | |
08:07 | actually going to get a remainder of five . So | |
08:08 | all we're doing is taking this number down one . | |
08:10 | We're going to add this number to this one here | |
08:14 | . 54 . Okay . So now what we do | |
08:16 | is we're going to work with these numbers . Okay | |
08:19 | , So it's a little bit of a trickier . | |
08:21 | Okay . You have to steal one but it's not | |
08:23 | one you're stealing . It's actually for in this case | |
08:26 | . Okay . This is a little trick . That's | |
08:28 | probably the hardest thing for people to get used to | |
08:30 | with this . Okay . So if you think about | |
08:32 | it in terms of remain as like I just put | |
08:34 | down then it might be a little bit easier . | |
08:36 | So 54 now and what we're going to be doing | |
08:40 | is we're going to be taking away not nine times | |
08:44 | 2 , it's now eight times Okay , So we're | |
08:49 | going to be taking away 16 And the answer we're | |
08:53 | going to get through that is 50 for takeaway 16 | |
08:57 | Equals . 38 . divided by four equals nine with | |
09:05 | a remainder of two . Okay . Pretty cool . | |
09:09 | Right , let's get on to the next one . | |
09:10 | So we have 21 , And what we're going to | |
09:15 | be doing is nine Times -2 is -8 . And | |
09:19 | we're going to take away 18 . We get the | |
09:22 | answer of three , so three divided by four , | |
09:25 | we get a zero , Okay ? And we carry | |
09:29 | that three along . So last of all now we | |
09:32 | just work out that remained a number , so we've | |
09:34 | got the answer of 38 and We actually don't do | |
09:39 | anything to zero times -20 . So we leave it | |
09:42 | at that , so we have a remainder . 38 | |
09:47 | . Pretty cool , Right ? That's our answer . | |
09:49 | So that's what's what to do when you get that | |
09:50 | little thing with that little trick there . That's the | |
09:53 | way to do it anyway . Thanks . See you | |
09:55 | next time . |
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