Divisibility Tests and their application on finding Prime numbers.

[@mathOgenius]

I hope it helps !

[@scar9247]

Can you give me a link to your video about multiplication shortcuts?

[@mathOgenius]

there are a lot of videos on the channel on that.

[@trisha.718]

I have a question bhaiya!!! who invented this awesome divisiblity tests? I remember my teacher teaching me in 3rd grade!

[@trisha.718]

And can you please help me? I am in 10th and am really very nervous for my exams since we have a very huge syllabus in every subject. Can you please help me in maths? like any videos to simplify complicated chapters for class 10th students for this year?

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@@trisha.718 hello bhai i am from india too

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連除法的基本上功教到了。無得頂。多謝。十分重要。多謝。。。

[@suryajustin8004]

wow ! this is clear , concise ,and complete , always you make me want to learn more !

[@anxiousoptimism5517]

This was very informative. Thank you for making this video.

[@ms_majhi]

Hey. U only need to check divisibility for 1 to square root of that number. For example: u want to know if 101 is prime. Square root of 101 is 10.1(suppose), u only need to check divisibility for 1 to 10 . And also u don't need to check for even number bcoz if the number is divisible by even number then it will also be divisible by 2 . So it can't be prime(except if the number itself is 2). So for 101 we only need to check for 2,3,5,7,9. The reason is simple. Suppose the number is 100. Square root of 100 is 10. So. 10x10 = 100. (Less than 10) x (Less than 10) = Less than 100) (Greater than 10) x (Greater than 10) = Greater than 100 So two numbers will only make 100 when one is less than 10 and the other is greater than 10. So if there is an integer less than 10 which divides 100 perfectly then there must be an integer greater than 10 which also divides 100 and together they make 100 when multiplied by each other. And if there is no number less than 10 which divides 100. Then there can't be a number greater than 10 which does the same. I hope this is helpful

[@agapelove6746]

What is number is larger

[@agapelove6746]

What if

[@technotactics5082]

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[@Adityaaa640]

I wish you uploaded it yesterday, i had my maths exam today....

[@duonghoangminh258]

Tbh, you only need to test for 2,3,5,7,11,13 because if they're divisible by 4,6,8,10,12 then they're divisible by 2 and if they're divisible by 9 then they're also divisible by 3

[@mathOgenius]

yes , for this application, these are enough .

[@UnknownParadox-o9k]

​@@mathOgeniusthen 17..?

[@sr6424]

On the 157. You shouldn’t need to check for 13 as 13 squared is 169. If any number below 169 is divisible by 13 then you will have already found a divisor! Another interesting for 13. Multiply it by 7 and then 11 it will be a multiple of 1001. Example 273 x 7 x 13 gives 21021

[@vishalmishra3046]

*You can invent your own divisibility tests for the next prime number or use algebra to verify the existing ones* . Here is how - Assume A is a positive integer and b is a single digit. So, Ab is mathematically (10A+b). To invent your divisibility test of 7 or 13 or 17 - (10A + b) = 10 (A - 2b) + 21b. Since 21 is a multiple of 7, you just need to check if A - 2b is a multiple of 7 (10 is ignored because it's not a multiple of 7 and has no common factors). (10A + b) = 10 (A + 4b) - 39b. Since 39 is a multiple of 13, you just need to check if A + 4b is a multiple of 13 (10 is again ignored since it's not a multiple of 13 and has no common factors). (10A + b) = 10 (A - 5b) + 51b. Since 51 is a multiple of 17, you just need to check if A - 5b is a multiple of 17 (10 is again ignored since it's not a multiple of 17 and has no common factors). So, divisibility test of 17 is the same as 7 except multiply the last digit by 5 instead of 2 and check if the remaining (smaller by 1 digit) number is a multiple of 17. Repeat as needed if its not small enough. *Thank you for sharing your videos. I did not know the divisibility test of 7 but in an attempt to verify it's correctness, I was able to invent my own test for 13 which later matched as your video continued into the next prime. I added divisibility test of 17 to prove that this method of inventing new divisibility tests works for any next prime number* .

[@vishalmishra3046]

(10A + b) = 10 (A + 2b) - 19b. Since 19 is a multiple of 10, you just need to check if A + 2b is a multiple of 19 (10 is again ignored since it's not a multiple of 19 and has no common factors). So, divisibility test of 19 is the same as 7 except *ADD* instead of subtracting twice of last digit and check if the remaining (smaller by 1 digit) number is a multiple of 19. Repeat as needed if its not small enough. Example: 4446 => 444 + 12 = 456 => 45 + 12 = 57 => 5 + 14 = 19 which is a indeed a multiple of 19. Is *437* a prime number ?

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[@WasteChennel]

Great comment I am always with you

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[@thebreauxadventure5538]

It helps alot

[@jesseelechi]

Division by 11 is easier if you subtract the last digit by the rest Example 121 = 12-1 =11

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[@UnknownParadox-o9k]

5:37 Why u added 5+2 while 5 is not a even number..?

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Me also don’t understand it

[@yuvakrishna6]

Loved it

[@chinoutugirl111]

Checking if 147 is divisible by 7: 7×2=14 14-14 0 ans

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Prime no generally in the form of 6n+1 or 6n-1 for >3

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I will never struggle with finding prime numbers any more!!!!!!!!!😅

[@choti2268]

How I do is test for 2 by add that number and test for 2. Similarly add other number individually and test for 3 , 5 and 7 . Finally 13. Much faster

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[@mr_devil_yt_1]

I Tried 97632 And It's Camed 11 But It's Not Divisible By 11.

[@trisha.718]

we learnt it in 3rd grade!!!

[@sbvenom663]

Can't believe 2,3,5,6,11 my math sir told Were these

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[@kmr3394]

I didnt understand divisible by 11 even odd?

[@Arushiii_core]

See imma give you an example .take this no as example : 5678934 Now from 4 start naming the number s as odd and even O=odd and E=even 5 6 7 8 9 3 4 O E O E O E O Now add the odd numbers and even numbers Odd=4+9+7+5=25 Even=3+8+6=17 Subtract the numbers now 25-17=8 Is 8 divisible by 11 No So your number 5678934 is not divisible by 11

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[@sbvenom663]

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[@govindaraj7994]

157

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[@mathOgenius]

then I think you have to go back to basics and start building up from there.

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Indian

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