Division Calculator: Remainder

Digital D, LLC

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About this app

Very simple calculator that shows solution for division, multiplication, addition and subtraction.

The main feature is long division. We have multiple options for long division:

First you can choose between remainder mode or decimal mode. In remainder mode, you will get the answer with remainder. For example 9 divide by 5 the answer will be 1 R4 while for the same numbers in decimal mode you will get 1.80 as an answer.


The second setting, you can choose between three different long division notations. Depending on the way you leaned long division you can choose between:

1) dividend on right and divisor on left (most English-speaking countries)
2) dividend on left and divisor on right (some European countries)
3) dividend on left and divisor on right separated by : (Germany and other countries)

For multiplication we have 2 settings:

1) Long multiplication
2) Grid multiplication. In grid multiplication, the operands are broken up to simplify the operation and then added at the end.

The play button at the bottom will animate the steps of each operation so you can understand each step and how it relates to the following steps.

Ratings and reviews

I gave this. 2 stars . It's wonderful and all but when decimals come. It adds a 0 witch makes the work incorrect. Please make the add the 0 after a decimal a opinion and stop adding without permission. <3 yah thx ✨️

It's the best app for every single person who has a problem with math subtraction, addition, and especially multiplication and division..... The best app so coooool everyone should download and try this out. And also they will be a red play button side of the calculation by clicking that u can learn how to do this calculation.. It's very helpful and it's ads free Thankyou very much for making such a wonderful app make more apps like this.. By let's study together..

Missing C and AC button. I am aware of that long pressing the back space button would clear the screen but doing it repeatedly for dozens of successive individual calculations becomes cumbersome.