Introduction to remainders

Introduction to remainders

[NrOx]

I'm currently learning to code in Javascript and I couldn't for the life of me figure out how it was getting the remainder numbers. Turns out, I've completely forgotten what they actually were! Haven't used them since learning them as a child so clearly haven't stuck around haha. Thanks for (re)teaching this man.

[yazidhamoda]

I am currently learning C# fundamentals, and just found the remainders in the slides, thanks a lot for this short informative video.

[technologyinnovations]

Thank you so much 😊🙏. You really don’t know how much this video helped me today 🥺🙏. Again, thank you 🥺

[StepRicha]

Thank you! I'm working on remainders in 4th grade and this helped a bunch!

[TheHamoody]

Another way of thinking about is:
13÷4, which number will get me the closest to 13 if i multiply it by 4? It's 3 which will give you 12, and how close is it? You only need 1 to reach 13. so here's you answer 13÷4= 3 r1

[junkyyard]

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[Thebloxfruitscatlover]

Omg thank you so much!❤ I got 100 percent on my test!

[letrasconmawa]

Thank you a lot really i can finally understand it

[lilyanastarplays]

Wow my class had a test about this and thanks to you I got 100% 😄😊😀

[bethcampbell]

I'm doing school and this is the video I have to watch

[jakewow]

Thank you because I forgot there was a remainder

[Tiffanytran]

nice.













thanks for teaching me not how to fail in math :)

[valerizanguri]

thank you, your example was a pretty easy...

[larne]

This helped me lean so much thank you so much ☺️

[muhammadisaac]

The answer is three and is a reminder will be one

[brolisimo]

I'm not sure what are they learning kids at school these days especially in UK. For example you need to divide 12 into 5 equal parts and they have the answer of 2r2. If you need to divide 10 into 4 parts it's 2r2 again. So you get a measuring tape and look for 2r2? Why don't they learn kids answers like 12:5 =2.4 or 10:4= 2.5? No wonder some managers these days have no idea of difference between millimeter and centimeter.

[muhammadisaac]

The answer is four and is a remainder will be one