Multiplication & Division in Base 2

Learn how to multiply and divide numbers in base 2

#maths #numbersystem #tutorial

[ProactiveYellow]

It's so strange that higher functions become easier than lower functions. I went on a dozenal system for a while and found that counting in that system as well as multiplying and dividing are very easy for everyday math, and it's no more difficult for higher math. Maybe you could do a video on the dozenal [duodecimal(base-12)] system?

[Ridwan-wmis]

ARGH my brain! This channel isnt for me but its SO entertaining

[benjaminakpejunor]

Thanks very much my maths teacher could have killed me if I did not do my homework

[adamaaronson]

This reminds me of Tom Lehrer's "New Math"! Fun stuff

[lukescurrenthobby]

straight to the point. excellent video. I know the like/dislike buttons are dead but I liked it anyways!

[omarziada]

right in time for my computer science project!

[christophem]

Next level, compute square root of binaries (with division method)

[yoavcarmel]

Incease you waondered, in decimal it is: 58x5=290

[JoshuaHillerup]

I wish they first taught multiplication and long division in binary.

[nietschecrossout]

Yeah! That's a video I've been waiting for a long time, thanks for bringing it out! Could you also provide us this generalized for base n?

[plaustrarius]

1/3 as a binary decimal please!

maybe powers of binary numbers?! like (101)^3?

binary pascal triangle?!

[_DD_]

Rather switch to base 10, solve it, switch back to binary. Take a coffee, a shower, and that's pretty much the time used to solve a simple binary division 🤣🤣🤣

[hc_]

Base2 multiplication is easy, if you simply multiply by a power of 2, you shift the number to the left as many units as the exponents indicates. Example: 10001x100 = 1000100 ;)

[aymanabdellatief]

Do you think it would be appropriate to teach elementary school children these operations on base 2 at the same time they learn these operations for base 10?

[HarukiMiyazawi]

If you guys think it is too easy, try doing it with negatives by using complement 2.

[michaelempeigne]

multiply 101 * 101 = ? where both numbers are binary

[ellelawliet]

One Zero One One Zero Zero One Zero One Zero Zero Zero One Zero One Now I can no longer say nothing but Zero and One

[haru]

the division is really throwing me for a loop (for other bases) 💀

[okaro]

When you divide in base 10 there is some guessing: does it fit 6 or 7 times. In base 2 it is simpler.

[stevethecatcouch]

4:30 Would binary decimals be bicimals?