0:00:00.000,0:00:00.420 0:00:00.420,0:00:05.960 In the last video, we divided[br]100 into 99.061, and we did it 0:00:05.960,0:00:06.770 the manual way. 0:00:06.770,0:00:08.510 We did it the long[br]division way. 0:00:08.510,0:00:10.690 In this video, I just want to[br]show you a quick shortcut 0:00:10.690,0:00:14.900 because we're dividing something[br]by a power of ten. 0:00:14.900,0:00:21.690 If I have 99.061, if I multiply[br]by a power of ten, 0:00:21.690,0:00:23.080 I'm going to make the[br]number bigger. 0:00:23.080,0:00:26.770 Every time I multiply by 10, the[br]decimal would shift to the 0:00:26.770,0:00:31.250 right by one spot. 0:00:31.250,0:00:36.320 So we could say, 99.061[br]times 10 is going 0:00:36.320,0:00:40.770 to be equal to 990.61. 0:00:40.770,0:00:43.060 Notice we just moved[br]the decimal over to 0:00:43.060,0:00:44.670 the right by one. 0:00:44.670,0:00:47.590 If I were to do-- I'll just[br]arbitrarily switch colors-- 0:00:47.590,0:00:53.670 99.061 divided by 10, we're[br]going to shift the decimal in 0:00:53.670,0:00:54.830 the other direction. 0:00:54.830,0:01:00.600 This is going to be 9.9061. 0:01:00.600,0:01:04.180 So when we divide by 100, we're[br]dividing by 10 twice. 0:01:04.180,0:01:06.340 We're shifting to[br]the left twice. 0:01:06.340,0:01:17.150 So if we start with 99.061[br]divided by 100-- let me just 0:01:17.150,0:01:17.760 write it like this. 0:01:17.760,0:01:18.960 We've already written[br]the problem. 0:01:18.960,0:01:22.570 If we want to divide this by[br]100, moving it one spot to the 0:01:22.570,0:01:27.340 left will divide it by 10, and[br]then moving another spot to 0:01:27.340,0:01:31.930 the left will divide[br]it by 10 again. 0:01:31.930,0:01:41.400 So 99.061 divided by 100 is[br]going to be equal to 0.99061. 0:01:41.400,0:01:44.560 We're just going to shift the[br]decimal to the left by two. 0:01:44.560,0:01:46.920 And we might want to put a[br]leading zero here, just so it 0:01:46.920,0:01:50.220 makes it a little bit[br]easier to read. 0:01:50.220,0:01:50.534