Divisibility rule for prime numbers | Divisibility rule of 13, 17, 29, 53, 89 | Zero Math

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  • Divisibility rule for prime numbers | Divisibility rule of 13, 17, 29, 53, 89 | divisibility test tricks
    About Video :
    In this video we will learn how to make the divisibility rule for any prime number. on you tube there are many videos for the divisibility rule, where you have to remember the rule which may cause issue if you do not remember properly.
    We will explain how to build the rule for any number, so you really do not need to mug up the rules.
    You will learn :
    - What is divisibility rule
    - Divisibility rule of prime number
    - How to build the divisibility rule
    - Divisibility rule of 13
    - Divisibility rule of 17
    - Divisibility rule of 29
    - Divisibility rule of 53
    - Divisibility rule of 89
    - Divisibility rule of 23
    - Divisibility rule of 79
    - Divisibility rule of 11
    - Divisibility rule of 9
    - Divisibility rule of 7
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Komentáře • 35

  • @sahiljangle2769
    @sahiljangle2769 Před 3 lety +4

    Really thank you sir.. literally I was writing all test divisibility rule bt then I found ur video ..thank you 👍

  • @sushmakamble9293
    @sushmakamble9293 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Sir it is totally agreed that we are getting to know that whether the particular prime number is divisible by some big number or not..... I genuinely appreciate your trick.... thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us..... BUT MY QUESTION IS THAT, HOW TO FIND THAT HOW MANY TIMES THAT PARTICULAR PRIME NUMBER IS DIVISIBLE BY THAT BIG NUMBER ? (Such a question asked in my SSC exams several of times that's why I really need your reply)🙏

  • @itsmyra8907
    @itsmyra8907 Před 4 lety +2

    Its amazing.. no need to remember the formula...

  • @bloxorzwizard7931
    @bloxorzwizard7931 Před rokem +1

    even more amazing is this cute trick... when trying to divide some number N by all these numbers ending in 9 eg 19, 29 39 49 59 69 79 89< here's the divisibility rule. Just add one (+1) to the number in the Tens column of of the divisor. e.g., dividing by 29. add one to the 2 in the tens column and you get three. Three is now the factor to multiply the truncated number in the ones column of N (which is the Number that your trying to divide by 29), so now after you multiply the truncated number by three (3), you're going to add it to the rest of N that's left over after truncating the ones column (in other words, the digit in old tens column of N is now the new ones column of N and so N is now significantly smaller than before). If the new N with the added factor of the truncated column is divisible by 29, you're done!! If the Number is still too large to figure out easily, just repeat the process of truncating, multiply and adding again until it's obvious that its divisible evenly or not.

  • @SriRam-hu6vj
    @SriRam-hu6vj Před rokem +1

    Respected sir kindly provide video for divisible by 3 digit number

  • @oraclefusion99
    @oraclefusion99 Před 4 lety +2

    This is really unique video. Loving it.

  • @swapnendukumar3230
    @swapnendukumar3230 Před 2 lety +1

    sir how can we do divisibility of 41...plz do a video on that

  • @piyushparihar2438
    @piyushparihar2438 Před rokem

    your teaching so simple way thank you so much......

  • @Collegelifewithdhirusingh

    Sir I watched many video but this video help me lots to clear concept

  • @dsodragon8152
    @dsodragon8152 Před rokem +1

    What about prime numbers above 100, that is more than 3 digits?

  • @Notyourniki
    @Notyourniki Před 11 měsíci

    Thankyouu sir it is quite helpful i always find it difficult to check divisibility of prime number

  • @bolisettyrao5843
    @bolisettyrao5843 Před měsícem

    Super sir👌

  • @glenmacharia8422
    @glenmacharia8422 Před 2 lety +3

    This is a good method, though one could shorten it to one formula, hence obtaining one formula that can generate a divisibility test for any number ending with 1,3,7,9, though I'd also like to know the origin of this method,i.e, its deriviation and proof

    • @thezeromath
      @thezeromath  Před 2 lety +2

      Thanks dear. Pleae help us to sociliaze this method with the needful audience 🙏

  • @Ncerthub2809
    @Ncerthub2809 Před rokem

    ❤this video is very useful 🙂

  • @krishnapriyagovindarajan8081

    Super. Really helpfull

  • @maeannborja4849
    @maeannborja4849 Před 4 lety +1

    This is my module thx

  • @Saurabh_Utter-Pradesh
    @Saurabh_Utter-Pradesh Před 2 lety

    Thank a lot
    I got my doubt clear

  • @Ippo_athuku_enna
    @Ippo_athuku_enna Před rokem

    ❤️ 👌🏻👍🏻thanks sir

  • @sakshamgupta3276
    @sakshamgupta3276 Před 3 lety

    Does it give right remainders

  • @zzz1855
    @zzz1855 Před 2 lety

    What do you call this formula?

  • @hayatalim7637
    @hayatalim7637 Před 2 měsíci

    Why we use subtraction for 17

  • @durgaprabhuranimekala7

    Good method

  • @kingsmaker5911
    @kingsmaker5911 Před 2 lety +1

    13
    -30
    17??????

  • @Er.PawanKumarBansal
    @Er.PawanKumarBansal Před 6 měsíci

    These rules are for small children.
    Tell for competition exams.

  • @gurvirsingh22
    @gurvirsingh22 Před rokem

    How to check divisibility of 103,105 need help.

    • @nammalwarthiruvengadam2925
      @nammalwarthiruvengadam2925 Před 9 měsíci

      we know that 412 / 103 = 4. Now let us check the divisibility of 103.
      41 2 (2*.72 = 144)
      - 144
      41 - 144 = 103 Hence it is divisible
      One more example;
      1266 9(9*72=648)
      -648
      618 (618 is divisible by 103 which is 103*6 = 618)
      Divisibility check of 105. for 2415
      241 5
      - 10 (5*2)
      23 1 (1*2)
      - 2
      2 1
      -2
      0
      The final answer must be either multiples of 105 or Zero.
      Here we get Zero.
      Hence divisible by 105.

  • @toanpham4110
    @toanpham4110 Před 2 lety

  • @sakshamgupta3276
    @sakshamgupta3276 Před 3 lety +1

    Rule for 19?

  • @northpole1674
    @northpole1674 Před 2 měsíci

    You are worst in using white board.