How to Divide by 9 and Find Remainders

  • Thread starter Thread starter jim1174
  • Start date Start date
AI Thread Summary
To divide by 9 and find remainders, start by determining how many times 9 fits into the number. For example, 9 goes into 44 four times, resulting in a product of 36, which is subtracted from 44 to give a remainder of 8. When dividing 83, 9 fits in 9 times, leaving a remainder of 2 after subtracting 81 from 83. The process continues by bringing down the next digit and repeating the division. Understanding this pattern helps in finding both the quotient and the remainder in division problems involving 9.
jim1174
Messages
79
Reaction score
0
I got this problem off the internet and need some help understanding how to do it. first you do 9 goes into 44 4 times so you put a 4 on top then you do 9 times 4 equals 36 so you put the 36 under the 44. next you do 44 minus 36 which is 8 and bring down the 3. can you please explain how to get the other numbers in the problem ?
jimm.gif
 
Mathematics news on Phys.org
If I tell you that 9 goes into 83 9 times, can you take it the rest of the way?
 
ok so where does the 2 on the top come from ?
 
9 x 9 = 81, subtract that from the 83, gives you 2, bring down the 4 -----
Starting to see the pattern?
 
yes i understand that part but how do you get the 2 on the top next to the 49
 
9 goes into 24 2 times
 
9*2= 18< 24< 27= 9*3

Since "9*3" is too large, we take "2" leaving a remainder of 24- 18= 6.
 
Back
Top