Long Division Calculator

Type a dividend and divisor to see the quotient, remainder, and a classroom-style long division layout with colour-coded steps.

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Leave this at 0 for whole-number answers. Increase it only when you want decimal digits.

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Long division layout


      

How it’s calculated

    Step controls:

    Shortcuts: Alt+S share, Alt+L copy LaTeX, Alt+[ previous step, Alt+] next step.

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    FAQ

    What is a remainder?

    The remainder is the amount left over after dividing. If the remainder is 0, the dividend is exactly divisible by the divisor.

    How do I get a decimal answer instead of a remainder?

    Increase “Max decimal digits” above 0 to continue the division past the decimal point. For many school problems you will be asked to give a quotient with a remainder instead.

    How does the calculator detect repeating decimals?

    While generating decimal digits, the tool stores each remainder it sees. When the same remainder appears again, the digits from that point form a repeating pattern.

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