Finding Remainders
We can use the following rules to find the remainder when a number is divided by another.
Rules for Finding Remainders
Rule 1 : x is divided by y When we have to divide a number by another number, then we can write x in terms of y, i.e. (y×a)+b. This means that the remainder is b.
e.g.When 66 is divided by 10, we can write 66 as 10×6+6, thus the remainder is 6.
Rule 2 : x ± y is divided by z When we have to divide the sum or difference of two number by another number, then we write both the numbers as the product of the number with which we have to divide.
e.g.When we have to divide 45+23 by 8, then we write it like
8×5+5 + 8×2+7=8(5+2)+ 12
Since 8(5+2) is divisible by 8 thus we will divide 12 by 8, and we know the remainder will be 4.
Similarily we can solve for 45-23 divided by 8.
Rule 3 : x × y is divided by z When we have to divide the product of two numbers by another number, then the remainder will be equal to the remainder of each of the number divided separately.
e.g.When 61×109 is divided by 7, the remainder of
is 5 and remainder of is 4, thus we can say the remainder will beRule 4 : xy is divided by z When we have to divide a number to some power with another number, then keep dividing the number with the divisor till the remainder is not less than the divisor.
e.g. When 747 is divided by 5,
i.e 47 times 2.
Now, 247 = 23×2411=
gives the remainder as 3 and
gives the remainder as 1.
∴
gives the remainder as 3.
Rule of Negative Remainder When a number x divided by y, then we can say that the remainder is -a if y×k=x+a, where k can be any natural number and a is smaller than y. This in turn means that the remainder is a times smaller than y.
e.g When 8 is divided by 5, we can that remainder is -2. It means 2 less than the divisor i.e 3
e.g When 120 is divided by 11, we can that remainder is -1. It means 1 less than the divisor i.e 10
2 | 1 |
3 | 4 |
1 | 2 |
4 | 6 |
4 | 3 |
2 | 1 |
4 | 5 |
6 | 7 |
0 | 1 |
2 | 3 |
1 | 2 |
3 | 4 |
3 | 6 |
8 | 9 |
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