Long division Trick - Dividing with dots

what about when there's a remainder? I just tried doing this with 62,381 divided b y 24 and I messed up somehow.

But I've got a question; for example for a 4 digit number what if we get an odd dot in thousandth digit , where should we borrow 10 dots from or is there a different method for that?

i did not get it but thanks

Sorry, I couldn’t follow at all. 😢

Hi there this is a very good method actually I have dyscalculia so is there any more information there on this dot method for division I can multiply with the lettuce method perfectly just division is one of my enemies I need crack at

You said it’s not applicable all the time how do you know when it is and when it isn’t

This is so cool! Honestly, I think this is better than your other long-division tricks since this is simpler. Thanks so much!

its faster than doing the classic division method 😭

not sure whats going on help
update i get it now
i tried it on 582%3 i got 20 but the correct answer is 0

This method can even be used for fractions where the answer is less than 1.

Take something simple like 3/4

First, we do 3 dots, obviously.

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Now, we can't join 4 dots to 3, so, we already know that there are 0 connections for the first row. So, the first part of our answer is 0
We simply treat the 3 as 30 x 0.1, by adding 30 dots to a second row.
xxx
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Now, we can simply join 4 dots at a time from the 30 dots:
xxx
oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oo
We have 7 connections, with 2 remaining dots.

We can then convert these 2 dots representing 2 x 0.1, to 20 x 0.01, by adding a 3rd row of 20 dots.
xxx
oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo xx
oooooooooooooooooooo

Now, if we connect 4 dots at a time, we get:
xxx
oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oo
oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo

From this, we can see 0 connections from the first row, 7 connections from the second row, and 5 connections from the third row, therefore, 3/4 = 0.75

No mention of how decimal place is added and no examples if two numbers cannot be divided fully and have remainder.

Have you done a video on how to know where to do the decimal?

What do you do with the dots if there's a Zero as one of the numbers though?

See my comments

11569 divide by 17 Karo jaldi from dots

Buy a calculator 🤯

What happens if the answer is not a whole number tho?

You said thats where the decimal goes because its divided by a 3 digit number, but then the next problem is also a 3 digit number and the decimal is in a different spot???

How to recognize when it is applicable

What if there is a remainder?

if 2566/15=?

Tysm! I really needed this because on Summer break I forgot how to divide because my 3rd grade teacher mostly only taught multiplication♡

sees intro
Me: almost fades out of existence

Sir how to solve larg number s to small number bivider or larg number bivider to small number bivider.
Exp.987654÷3
Exp.187654÷2.
Plz elaborate

Wow so cool!! Thanks for the tricks

Hi, can you revisit this and do another method for dealing with decimal point? Thanks

Thx sir :)

What is this how did it

Thanks but I'm having trouble. I got the wrong answer when I divided 250/13 using this method.
Can this trick work for every number?

I tried this with 312/13 and didn't get it.

I didn't understand the decimal place thing, can you explain?

what about 21÷32?

This is Probally one of many of Tecmath's dissertation/thesis on his masters and or doctorate degree? 🤔
The man reallly understand his math, considering the fact it might open the doors applying this methodology to physics? For example... Conversion of Dec # to Binary # and Hex #.
365 = 1 0110 1101 = 16D.
Just saying 🤔

This is too good to be true😂 i am still awstruck that this trick is really working

It's all fun and games until the end of the video he said: "it's not applicable all the time." Hahaha

Don't understand your dots ..how you decide to connect dots.

Still don't understand 😹

Thanks .

you didn't explain on what reason your are connecting the dots in term of the direction

Just discovered this channel and I love it already. Thank you

Neat trick. Keep up the good work.

That definitely is a new approach for me and super interesting at the same time understandable 👍

I want to thank you for being the best teacher ever!!!! Finally at the tender age of 49 I passed my maths
exam!!! You made maths so enjoyable for the first time ever... Many many thanks 😊

It is fun until decimal answer come

Your voice turns me on

How can we do this (234÷12)
If you explain this. It would really beneficial to us.

hello, how could you solve 44016 : 56 for example? there is not enough dot in the first line!

Soo... how would i do 13,726/142 ??? It just doesn't seem to work.

why does the decimal go there?

How do you solve, for example, 113 / 7 using this method?