Divisibility Rules for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 | #DivisibilityRules | Team MAST

This video covers the divisibility rules of the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. After watching this quick video you are gonna answer seeing the number at a glance whether or not this number is divisible by the numbers ranging between 1 - 13.

Video contents -
0:00 - Start
0:35 - Divisibility rule for number 1
0:54 - Divisibility rule for number 2
1:32 - Divisibility rule for number 3
3:27 - Divisibility rule for number 4
4:08 - Divisibility rule for number 5
4:40 - Divisibility rule for number 6
6:28 - Divisibility rule for number 8
7:48 - Divisibility rule for number 9
9:08 - Divisibility rule for number 10
9:46 - Divisibility rule for number 12

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Boom..!! You have landed to the perfect place. This video will guide you as per you needed.

[liliacfury]

I came up with my own method to find out if a number is divisible by 4. If the last two numbers are both even or odd, after dividing the last number in half, then the whole answer is divisible by 4.

For example, 166 is not divisible by 4. Because after dividing the last digit in half, you get 163, and the last two digits are not both the same (one odd one even).

Another example, 148 is divisible by 4. Because after dividing the last digit in half, you get 144, and the last two digits are even.

If it ends in zero, the second to last digit has to be even for it to be divisible by 4.

If it ends in an odd number so you can’t divide it by 2, it can’t be divisible by 4.

[gollapallyravi]

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[Jsrrf]

Thanks a lot for this video, really helped when I had to learn this for homework!

[aadyaharish]

Wow sir super thanks sir for this video

[valentino]

THANKS SIR DOUBT CLEARING EXPLANATIONS 🙂🙂🙂

[Liamlefe]

Sir please tell the divisibility rule of 17, 19, more

[mujahidsandhi]

Sir my name is sultan I have test and this formula is helped in my test thank you soo much

[someoneyoumayknow]

Ye maths padhane chodke app singer ho jaiye bhaii😂👌

[pallavir.]

Thank you so much sir, this is very easiest method that you have shown. 👌👌

[meerashah]

can you make video on divisibility test of 7

[drkousar]

Love the explanation, clear and 0:30 😆
This really helped me 📚📖

[nithyanuthan]

if the last 2 and 3 digits are zero's then it is divissible by 4 and 8 or not???

[tejalsanas]

Thanks for video 😊Very nice explanation 👍

[homieknowme]

This video is informative yet so inconvenient

[jameschristianmanadero]

I will say thank you because i got perfect on my test in school so thank you=)

[adityaprasad]

Only want to say that understandable Teaching

[michelleroseganding]

Thanks sir it really helped me allot now I can answer my sir

[razawanahassan]

Thanks for teaching me l also have tomorrow

[justinm]

so in the set of infinity whole numbers divisible by one =all number 2 = half of all numbers 3 = 1/3 of all numbers 4 1/4th of all numbers 5 one fifth of all numbers so that is why it is ) 5 and zero 2/10 digits) and that is why all numbers being divisible by 10 are 1/10th of all numbers it only gets the zero so if we extrapolate it out to divisible by 20 that means only 1/20 the numbers ending in zero count so there are the 00, 20, 40, 60, 80 only 5/100

is this why primes exist to fill the void of 1 +half+ third +fourth....