Long Division Calculator

Use this long division calculator to solve division and see steps.

It handles positive whole numbers for clear long division.

You see the quotient and the remainder.

You also see the decimal form and a check.

The step view matches the school method.

How It Works

The calculator has two input fields and a calculate button.

Use it for homework or study or quick checks.

1. Enter the dividend in the first field.
2. Enter the divisor in the second field.
3. Press Calculate or press Enter.
4. Read the result and the decimal.
5. Check the line that verifies the math.
6. Study the long division steps.

• Dividend is the number being divided. Example 325.
• Divisor is the number you divide by. Example 15.
• Use whole numbers only.
• Type 7.8 and the tool reads 7.
• Use positive values for both fields.
• Use a nonzero divisor.
• A zero dividend gives zero quotient and zero remainder.

• Quotient as a whole number.
• Remainder as a whole number.
• Decimal form to four places.
• A check line that shows divisor times quotient plus remainder equals dividend.
• A text step view of long division.
• Numbers appear with grouped digits for easy reading.
• You also see a unique layout that mirrors paper.

Step by Step Calculation

The steps follow standard long division.

The tool picks the next digit each time.

It multiplies the divisor and subtracts the product.

It brings down the next digit and repeats.

The last line marks any remainder.

• Dividend 325 and divisor 15.
• Quotient 21 and remainder 10.
• Decimal form 21.6667.
• Check 15 x 21 plus 10 equals 325.
• Every subtraction and bring down step appears in order.

Why Use Our Long Division Calculator?

Use it to learn or teach or verify work.

The layout keeps math simple and clear.

The steps aim for utmost clarity.

• Students can check homework and show work.
• Parents can explain long division at the kitchen table.
• Teachers can project steps during class.
• Tutors can walk through tricky problems.
• Anyone can handle large values with ease.

• Use whole numbers for both fields.
• The tool converts decimals to whole numbers before the steps.
• Use positive values for both fields.
• Zero divisor is invalid.
• Remainder always stays less than the divisor.
• The decimal rounds to four places.
• Press Enter to run the calculation.
• The steps use plain text lines.
• Spacing may vary for very large numbers.
• The method matches common school practice.