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@boludebanana Says:
i GENUINELY CANT BELIEVE they don't tech this method in schools im soooo pissed. its LITERALLY decomposing and it has so much logic and its so much faster than the traditional method
@Dont-mind-me-c1g Says:
I might be slow, cuz this makes no damn sense
@professionikhil Says:
I wanna answer questions in class, FAST!
@ZerinTabassum-q9h Says:
Wow first time math seems fun😮
@aSoundSoul_WithenAsoundMind Says:
Heyo.. uh... I'm in highschool trying to learn this basic division..👀👀
@Sheila-v7z Says:
Thank you
@binduakshaler4942 Says:
What if two digits in divisor
@RufflePaww Says:
AMAZING
@jamieyello Says:
I can divide up to a 3 digit divisor, and am practicing to go higher. My method is different than yours.
My job is very boring, and I practice when I'm bored. First, I practiced 1/7, over and over again. I divide the leftmost digit by the number, and do it again with the remainder multiplied by 10.
In 1/7, it's zero, with a remainder of 1. I promptly turn that 1 into a 10, making note of that 1 as part of my final result, and say it out loud, doing the rest in my head. *1* remainder 30. *4* remainder 20. *2* remainder 60. *8* remainder 40. *5* remainder 50. *7* remainder 10. As soon as the remainder is the same as it was previously, I note that it repeats from there, I don't have to do any more math. Eventually, every division problem either repeats or terminates, it's inevitable. So;
1.42857 142857 repeating.
Your brain is a very intelligent thing that holds very few things in its short term memory. It's very similar to a CPU that holds a couple small values in it's registers to do math with. Alway minimize the amount of things you have to remember when doing math. If you can, attach certain feelings or emotions you can to numbers, this also plays into how your brain works, and this will let you remember large numbers.
@Journeyofasoultoearth Says:
Very nice thanks
@anthonydority4407 Says:
I just round up 29 to 30 divided by two 15 and divide 1x2 and subtract that from 15 and it's 14.5 I do it in seconds in my head that way
@BuNNY-st9wf Says:
How on earth do kids need to have t9nwriye this down, let alone have to break down the numbers? If you are 7 you should know all times tables up to 12×12. Thats just an average level. I cannot believe its.not just done on your head! How are these kids ever are going to have a half decent job is impossible. The future is completely screwed all because they are lazy
@Icantdothisanymoreplskillme Says:
I'm actually near the end of 12th grade don't tell anyone I'm here
@bobthesir1467 Says:
In all the examples, the denominator is smaller than the numerator.
@SistersofjannahKebbistate Says:
I really like u
@SangitaSanjyal-c7y Says:
Thank you so much for giving more information knowledge about basic concept of mathematics ❤️
@CJfromHell Says:
just here to sharpen up my poker skills. as someone who was looking for exactly this, this is EXCELLENT, thank you
@brianagardunoa Says:
wow this is great i’m a business and economics major and i kept getting tired of pulling out a calculator to due simple math
@dizatony7165 Says:
How will I do this in my mind?
@josephmiller38 Says:
How does one perform mental long division?
@EliasEisen05 Says:
WHY DO TEACHERS NOT TEACH THIS MAN MATH IS ACTUALLY FUN NOW AND EASY WITHOUT PULLING MY HAIR FOR 1 HR BECAUSE I CANT GET 38:5
@c4yne Says:
props to mid 20s relearning math o7
@polarmartinezer Says:
thanks now i won't be left behind by my classmates
@kyipfel Says:
grade 8 literally watching this and crying bruh
@Nabiee-s8r Says:
Oh my god thank you❤
@JaeMaaroufi Says:
9:24 timestamp for me
@LadyAphroditeMediatrixNañoz Says:
Thank you im math major im using this to radicals 😂 in exam
@martinsoluwaseun5232 Says:
Bro if i'm being honest you're the GOAT❤😭
@marik996 Says:
your channel is the best thanks
@1RICHLIFESTYLE Says:
Question soo what made u pick the number 20 to add up with 8 & 1
@Frenzy-db5xz Says:
bro wtf are you genuinely talking about theres no need to make it so complicated
@PRAHARShYT5 Says:
8:51 this is the time my brain got cooked
@AgonTheFirst Says:
This video is a real gem.
@earoi Says:
you're my heroo
@Bubelmanen Says:
This is pure gold! But I'm very curious of how you do this technique for divisions like 34/76? Where the top number is smaller and the bottom number is bigger, I noticed you had no such examples : )
@jialinteh6817 Says:
Another method I use: 300/4 = 3/4*(100) = 0.75*(100) = 75
@priyankagaonkar02 Says:
Can you show how to divide big numbers like 59628/632
@Oscar-br5lt Says:
well explained cheers
@kazskyxe Says:
@ 7:02 why did he subtract? He didn't use that in the previous questions. Can anyone answer?
@blacktemplar7087 Says:
I will never understand this
@tomreyes Says:
But like, if you are doing all that to divide 23/3 then you have to divide 21/3 to solve the first one it it doesn't make sense
@NfnKfr Says:
Thanks Alot
These videos are so hopeful for me in no calc section
@jayravi131 Says:
What about for numbers dividing by a two digit number?
@massivekazuhaaddicts Says:
i freaking love this guy
@K3RX0N Says:
Thanks bro
@Chavi-l7l Says:
24/4+3/4=6+3×.25=6+.75=6.65
@arkanareksa Says:
I have to do my Math Division homework,so this video helped
@Illtouchthatfireforyou Says:
I can't ever get to understand division and after this video, I still don't, I understand multiplication, addition, and subtraction but division is confusing.
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