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You add a decimal point and zeros after the decimal to 15. So it would look like this:

22 into 15.0 then you would do the long division like you were dividing 22 into 150. Carry the decimal up above onto the answer bar and your answer will fall behind the decimal place (because 22 goes into 15 less than 1 time!) Continue adding zeros until you get a round answer, or start a repeating pattern. Its difficult to show with text, but heres my best at it: (by filling in space with ",,,")

,,,,,,,,,.6818

,,,,,________

22|15.0000

,,,,,132

,,,,,,____

,,,,,,,180

,,,,,,176

,,,,,,,___

,,,,,,,,,,,40

,,,,,,,,,,,22

,,,,,,,,,,,__

,,,,,,,,,,,180

,,,,,,,,,,,176

As you can see we have hit a pattern, so the answer is .6818181... (the calculator will verify this)

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Q: How do you divide a smaller number by a bigger number by hand. For example 15 divided by 22?
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