Long Division Calculator: Remainder And Decimal Solutions

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Description:

This page provides a math calculator to solve long division. The calculator provides solutions for both remainder and decimal methods. In addition, the work and steps to get the answer are shown in a table.

Method example, the table below shows what to expect for the solution for both methods. The examples uses 5 divided by 2.

Remainder	Decimal
2 R 1	2.5

Calculator:

Long Division Calculator

Solution

Enter Values and Press Calculate

Solution Work Shown

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Instructions:

To compute the answer or quotient perform the following steps:

1) Select input method.

2) Enter divisor.

3) Enter dividend.

4) Press Calculate.

Note, see below for input restrictions.

Remainder Method:

If any of the following are true an error message will be displayed:

1) Divisor is greater than the dividend.

2) The divisor or dividend is less than 1. This includes zero and negative numbers.

3) The divisor or dividend is missing.

Decimal Method:

If any of the following are true an error message will be displayed:

To following will cause error messages:

1) The divisor is set to zero.

2) The divisor or dividend is missing.

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