Long Division Math Trick - how to do long division directly EASILY!

Long division is not hard when you use this fast easy math method.
This long division trick will see you right!

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[suzanneedmonds]

I can see how this could make it easier for mental long division. You explain methods very clearly. Math is fun when you know what you are doing. 😀

[MrGB-mews]

You should have been my maths teacher back on the day. 30+years of hating maths, and it needn't have been the case. Grateful to you mate. 👊👍

[sallybdearman]

Brilliant. I love your tips, tricks and techniques and I find your explanations really easy to follow. I've recovered from my school maths experience enough to enjoy playing with numbers again and your channel is ace! I also use it to help some of my students.

[aounelias]

I loved it... very quick answers when you get used to it !

[stephandutoit]

You are one of the best teachers I have ever had with math. I am writing my GED math exam Wednesday. And you have helped me a lot. Thank you very much.

[teredn]

Thanks again for another great lesson, you are brilliant 🙂

[jvehhos]

You are the best math teacher in the world, thank you from the heart 💚

[debrahill]

Wow, I was such a slow kid in math while in school, this would’ve made me a brainiac!

[AmbroseChan]

i like this method! Thanks for introducing this to us! Definitely uses much less space on paper. 👍

[MersageSW]

Thank you so much! I learned plenty. You are great!

[DominoMan]

I am a teacher and I learned a lot from you..I appreciate what you do ..thanks

[coolkid]

Thank you so much, I have a bad math teacher and your videos are helping me to get through math class without an F

[jabeenmanzoor]

Amazing it really improved my calculations
Thanks man😁

[mapulemapule]

I never knew that division was so easy in it own way
THANK YOU

[nnodumleo]

You are the best. Thanks for this tricks. Now I can calculate much faster

[jalalyaneq]

Thank you, it was great!
But you forgot an important point to say that if you come across a negative number at one time, subtract one from the previous digit in quotient and if it was negative again, subtract one to make it positive, then continue with that number.
example: 50531 ÷ 43

[bobmarley]

Absolutely Are you a maths teacher.... Your fantastic... Make it so understandable and easier to follow...

[reese]

Haiii just wondering, is there also an easier way to divide decimal numbers in long division? Arigato~

[anuragpimpriye]

Love your short tricks sir 🙆
Love from India 🇮🇳

[tonyashworth]

This is brilliant. Can't wait to impress my family.