UPSIDE-DOWN DIVISION OF 1024

Upside-down division of 1,024 is shown below.

(1024 = 2¹⁰)

DESCRIPTIONS

1024 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 1024 is divided by 2 the result is 512. Write 512 under 1024
512 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 512 is divided by 2 the result is 256. Write 256 under 512
256 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 256 is divided by 2 the result is 128. Write 128 under 256
128 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 128 is divided by 2 the result is 64. Write 64 under 128
64 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 64 is divided by 2 the result is 32. Write 32 under 64
32 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 32 is divided by 2 the result is 16. Write 16 under 32
16 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 16 is divided by 2 the result is 8. Write 8 under 16
8 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 8 is divided by 2 the result is 4. Write 4 under 8
4 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 4 is divided by 2 the result is 2. Write 2 under 4
2 is divisible by 2. Write 2 to the left. When 2 is divided by 2 the result is 1. Write 1 under 2

OTHER INFORMATION

The only prime factor of 1024 is 2
Prime factorization of 1024 is as following.

Without Exponents: 1024 = 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2
With Exponents:1024 = 2¹⁰

INFORMATION

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UPSIDE-DOWN DIVISION

Upside-down division is a method used to find the prime factors and prime factorization of a number.

In this method, we draw a rectangular line and write the number on the RHS. Then we try to find a prime number that divides the number on the right. Once we find such a prime number, we write it on the left. We make the division and write the result under the number. on the RHS and continue the algorithm until we reach 1 on the RHS.

The numbers on the LHS are the prime factors. The prime factorization can be found by multiplying those prime numbers.