Modulo is frequently expressed as a mod b; however, in some cases, it can be expressed as a % b. On calculators, modulo is often calculated using the mod () function: mod (a, b) = r. In this representation, a is the dividend, mod is the modulus operator, b is the divisor, and r is the remainder after dividing the divided (a) by the divisor (b).

To find a mod n on a standard calculator, ensure you are in COMP mode, enter the desired number, and apply the necessary calculations. The modulo operation implies finding the remainder when dividing two numbers. You can eliminate the decimal part of the result (e. g., 2. 33333 → 2) if needed.

To find the result of ‘a mod b’, check out the steps given below: Work out this clock for size B Begin at 0 and wind the clock ‘A’ steps Wherever we land is our solution. (If our number is positive, we step clockwise, if it's negative, we step anti-clockwise.) How to Calculate Modulo?

Apart from the above-mentioned expression, it can also be expressed as ‘a percent b’ in specific cases. On conventional calculators, you can determine modulo b using mod () function: mod (a, b) = r. Moreover, you can use our free online remainder calculator to get the remainder of the given values.