Number System || Divisibility Rule (LESSON-2) Tricks to Learn — Transcript
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- 0:05first of all
- 0:06thanks for being here in my youtube
- 0:08channel
- 0:09so in this lesson number two on the
- 0:11topic number system
- 0:13now we are going to learn one of the
- 0:15most very most important concept
- 0:17that is divisibility rule so friends
- 0:19listen here this
- 0:20divisibility rule is not only important
- 0:23for number system
- 0:24so this divisibility rule is important
- 0:26for the complete quantitative aptitude
- 0:29right because it's one of the rule that
- 0:31is common for
- 0:32all the numbers right easy calculations
- 0:35if some students making one minute for
- 0:38dividing some numbers
- 0:40if you know this divisibility rule you
- 0:42can able to crack the same
- 0:44number within two or three seconds for
- 0:47example let me take any number
- 0:48this one nine zero four
- 0:52so let me take this number one nine zero
- 0:54four so our target is to find by using
- 0:56which number we can divide this
- 0:591904 it is not easy right we don't know
- 1:02whether
- 1:03this number is divided by 13 whether
- 1:05this is divisible by 13
- 1:07or this number is divisible by 12 or 15
- 1:0916 17 etc
- 1:11but we can if you know the divisibility
- 1:13rule of all these numbers
- 1:15then definitely you can say that this
- 1:17number is divisible by 17
- 1:19right so this comes only in practice
- 1:22right
- 1:22so listen here we have to buy out all
- 1:24these divisibility rule no other way no
- 1:27other shortcuts
- 1:28but one thing we can separate the
- 1:30numbers into different
- 1:31categories we can separate the numbers
- 1:33into different different categories
- 1:35then if you start learning this
- 1:37divisibility rule that will be very easy
- 1:39i'm going to teach you this divisibility
- 1:41rule i'm just going to separate into
- 1:43different different categories and then
- 1:45we are going to learn the divisibility
- 1:46rule so that you can
- 1:48easily able to understand all the
- 1:49divisibility rule concepts
- 1:51so listen here after watching this video
- 1:53try to watch
- 1:54twice or thrice the same video so only
- 1:57then you can able to understand the
- 1:59concepts completely
- 2:00and then after watching this video take
- 2:03any numbers
- 2:04and try to find the divisibility rule of
- 2:06it so now let me move on to the
- 2:08divisibility rule
- 2:09so first which number is easy for the
- 2:12divisibility rule to learn
- 2:13is number five and number ten so these
- 2:17two numbers
- 2:18are first very easy to learn five and
- 2:20ten just here
- 2:21if any numbers right if any number
- 2:25that ends right the last digit is
- 2:28either 5 or 0. so got it
- 2:32for example let me take 1 0 5 yes so if
- 2:36they ask whether this 1 0
- 2:385 by which number we can divide this 1 0
- 2:415 so you can directly say that this
- 2:43number is
- 2:44divisible by 5. listen carefully if the
- 2:47last digit
- 2:48right if the last digit of a number
- 2:51given number
- 2:52is 5 or else the last digit is 0
- 2:56right then definitely those numbers will
- 2:59be divisible by
- 3:005. similarly if the last number
- 3:04right if any given numbers or the last
- 3:06number is
- 3:07only 0 right for example we can say
- 3:101 0 5 0 right so here you can able to
- 3:14see
- 3:14the last number is only 0 then
- 3:17definitely you can say that
- 3:18this number will be divisible by 10.
- 3:21got it easy or not right so this is the
- 3:24divisibility rule
- 3:25of 5 and 10. so listen carefully if a
- 3:29last number
- 3:30ends at 5 or else the last number ends
- 3:33at 0
- 3:34so those two numbers can be divided by 5
- 3:38right got it similarly if the last
- 3:40number
- 3:41ends at 0 so this number is also
- 3:43divisible by 5
- 3:45but you can directly able to divide the
- 3:47complete number by 10.
- 3:48so if the last number ends at 0 then it
- 3:52is divisible by 10.
- 3:53got it or not so out of these 18 numbers
- 3:56given numbers
- 3:57the first easiest divisibility rule that
- 3:59we can learn
- 4:00is for number five and number ten so
- 4:03friends got it or not right so what is
- 4:04the divisibility rule of number five or
- 4:06number ten
- 4:07so number five if the last number last
- 4:10digit
- 4:10right last digit of the given numbers it
- 4:13can be any numbers five digit or six
- 4:15digits just see
- 4:16five six zero five yes one zero five six
- 4:20zero five if they have given a number
- 4:22like this
- 4:23just look at the last digit of the given
- 4:25number so the last
- 4:26digit of the given number is 5 then
- 4:29definitely this
- 4:30complete number will be divisible by 5
- 4:34got it or not similarly if the last
- 4:36number is 0
- 4:38then the same number will be divisible
- 4:39by 5 or else
- 4:41this if a given number last digit is 0
- 4:45then the same number is divisible by 10.
- 4:47so this is called as a divisibility rule
- 4:50understood this is the divisibility rule
- 4:52for 5 as well as 10 right
- 4:54so we have learned the two numbers one
- 4:56is five
- 4:58and the second is ten so let me rub that
- 5:00value right it is easy right
- 5:01so without biating some students will
- 5:03sit and bypass from two to nineteen
- 5:05don't do that
- 5:06if you separate like this then learning
- 5:09the process learning this divisibility
- 5:10rule process will be very simple
- 5:13see next will be let me target the next
- 5:15number that is 2
- 5:17right number 2. next divisibility rule
- 5:20of number 2 will be very simple
- 5:22if any given numbers right if any given
- 5:24numbers
- 5:25the last digit just listen here the last
- 5:28digit of the given number
- 5:30should be even numbers or else
- 5:340 then the number will be divisible by
- 5:372.
- 5:37got it so let me take any number 1 6 5 2
- 5:41yes 1 6 5 2 just listen carefully what
- 5:44about the last number here
- 5:45so last number is 2 if the last number
- 5:48is
- 5:482 or else the last number it can be any
- 5:51even number for example let me take
- 5:53one six five eight it's an even number
- 5:55or not yes even number
- 5:57so if the last digit of the given number
- 6:00is
- 6:01even number or else the last
- 6:04digit of the given number is 0
- 6:07then both these numbers is divisible by
- 6:102.
- 6:11got it or not this is called as
- 6:13divisibility rule of two
- 6:15somebody's understood what is the
- 6:16divisibility rule of two the last
- 6:19digit sorry the last
- 6:22digit of the given number should be 2
- 6:26or else either it can be an any even
- 6:28number
- 6:29or it can be 0. so all these numbers
- 6:32can be divided by two it is called as a
- 6:34divisibility rule of two
- 6:36so once understood so now we have learnt
- 6:38what is the divisibility rule of two
- 6:42got it so finally we have learnt the
- 6:44divisibility rule for three numbers that
- 6:46is for
- 6:465 10 and 2. see how easy it is right
- 6:49so similarly next let me target the
- 6:52number 3
- 6:54see number 3 and number 9 will have a
- 6:56same category
- 6:58just listen here the divisibility rule
- 7:00of number three and number nine
- 7:02is you have to add you have to add
- 7:07sum of digits
- 7:10it's nothing but for example let me take
- 7:13any number
- 7:14340 342 right see 342
- 7:18we need to check whether this number is
- 7:20divisible by which of these numbers
- 7:22right
- 7:22so here what you need to do is you need
- 7:24to add
- 7:26all the digits right so 3 you can see 3
- 7:29plus
- 7:304 plus 2 got it or not sum of digits
- 7:33so 3 plus 4 plus 2 so what about the sum
- 7:364 plus 3 will be 7 7 plus 2 will be 9
- 7:40so after adding all the sum of digits we
- 7:43got the
- 7:44number 3 so sorry so we got the number 9
- 7:47so now check whether this 9 is divisible
- 7:50by 3 or not s it is divisible by 3
- 7:53so if the number is divisible by 3 then
- 7:56we can say that the complete number
- 7:58will be divisible by 3. so friends
- 8:00understood and we want some other
- 8:02example questions for example
- 8:04let me take 162 right
- 8:07so we need to check whether it is
- 8:08divisible by 3 or not so what you need
- 8:10to do
- 8:11you need to add all the digits
- 8:141 plus 6 will be 7 7 plus 2
- 8:17will be 9 so the last number after
- 8:20adding all the digits we got 9
- 8:239 is divisible by 3 or not yes it is
- 8:25divisible
- 8:26if 9 is divisible by 3 then we can say
- 8:29that
- 8:29the complete 162 will be divisible by 3.
- 8:33the same logic is for number 9 also
- 8:36let me take any other example we can go
- 8:38with 2
- 8:394 3 2 4 3
- 8:42so just see here they have given a
- 8:44number that is 2 4 3 2
- 8:464 3 and we need to check whether it is a
- 8:48divisible by which of these numbers
- 8:50so what you need to do is you need to
- 8:52add all the digits right
- 8:542 plus 4 plus 2 will be 6 6
- 8:57plus 3 will be 9 9 plus 2 will be 11
- 9:0111 plus 4 will be 15 15 plus 3 will be
- 9:0418
- 9:06so after adding all the digits we got
- 9:0818.
- 9:09so 18 is divisible by 9 or not s it is
- 9:13divisible by 9.
- 9:14if this number 18 is divisible by 9 then
- 9:17we can say that this complete number
- 9:20is can be divided by n got it
- 9:23in case if we are adding all the numbers
- 9:25if we are getting only 17
- 9:28then definitely this number cannot be
- 9:30divided by
- 9:319 as well as the same number cannot be
- 9:33divided by 3
- 9:35got it so when you should say that this
- 9:37number is divided by 3 or 9
- 9:39if the sum of digits after adding all
- 9:41the sum of digits
- 9:42right the final answer should be divided
- 9:45by 3
- 9:46or the final answer should be divided by
- 9:489 right
- 9:49if it can divide by 3 and if it can
- 9:51divide by 9 then we can able to say that
- 9:54the given number is divided by 3 as well
- 9:56as 9.
- 9:57so this is called as a divisibility rule
- 10:00of three
- 10:00and divisibility rule of 9 easy or not
- 10:04it's very easy right so now we have
- 10:06learnt another two numbers that is a
- 10:08divisibility rule for another two number
- 10:10that is for 3
- 10:11as well as 9.
- 10:15so next will be let me target
- 10:18the next number for four and eight this
- 10:22this is also very easy four and eight
- 10:25see if you take the numbers four and
- 10:28eight
- 10:28the last two digit any numbers for
- 10:31example one
- 10:32six two four got it in the given number
- 10:35if the last two digit of the number
- 10:38is divisible by four check only 24
- 10:4224 is divisible by four or not yes six
- 10:44fours are 24
- 10:46so we can say that if the last two digit
- 10:49of the given number is divisible by four
- 10:52then the complete number will be
- 10:54divisible by four
- 10:56so friends got it easy or not just
- 10:58listen here if the last
- 11:00two numbers right if the last two number
- 11:03is divisible by four then the complete
- 11:06four numbers all the given numbers that
- 11:08complete set of number
- 11:09can be divided by four it can be divided
- 11:11by four got it it's a divisibility
- 11:14rule of 4 as well as divisibility rule
- 11:16of 8 should be the last
- 11:183 digit of the number so whatever number
- 11:20be if the last
- 11:223 digit of the number is divisible by 8
- 11:25then complete number can be divided by
- 11:28eight
- 11:28so friends got it or not so this is the
- 11:31divisibility rule for
- 11:32four as well as divisibility rule for
- 11:35eight
- 11:36easy divisibility rule for three and
- 11:38nine is what you need to add
- 11:40some of the digits and final answer you
- 11:42need to check whether the final answer
- 11:44is getting divided by three or nine
- 11:46but when you take four and eight what
- 11:48you need to do for number four you need
- 11:50to check the last to two digit
- 11:52if the last two digit is divisible by 4
- 11:56then the complete number will be
- 11:58divisible by 4.
- 11:59similarly if the last 3 numbers is
- 12:02divisible by 8 then the complete given
- 12:05number
- 12:06will be divisible by 8. so friends
- 12:08understood or not so this will be the
- 12:10divisibility rule for four
- 12:11as well as eight got it so finally we
- 12:14have learned lot of numbers now
- 12:15now you feel right this divisibility
- 12:17rule will be very easy
- 12:22ok so now let me target another set of
- 12:25numbers
- 12:26that will be very simple just see here
- 12:28when you take number six
- 12:30right number six are 12 yes
- 12:3312 14 15
- 12:3818 right so let me take all these
- 12:40numbers 6
- 12:426 12 14
- 12:4615 and 18. see for all these numbers you
- 12:49don't want to learn
- 12:51a divisibility rule separately why
- 12:53because
- 12:54for six right for what you need to do is
- 12:57if a number right if a number
- 12:59is getting divided by two as well as the
- 13:03same number is getting divided by 3
- 13:05then we can say that the number will be
- 13:07divisible by 6
- 13:09also so friends got it or not let me
- 13:11take one example
- 13:12so let me take example as 123.
- 13:16sorry 120 120s
- 13:206 okay let me take the number 126
- 13:23right so just see here this number 126
- 13:27can be divided by 2 yes or no because
- 13:30the last
- 13:31digit of the given number is 6 even
- 13:33number so it can be divided by two
- 13:35so similarly if you add all these
- 13:37numbers six plus two
- 13:39eight plus one will be nine so sum of
- 13:41digit is nine
- 13:42so nine will be divisible by three so
- 13:44the same number
- 13:46can be divided by 3 also yes or no if a
- 13:49number
- 13:50if the given number is divisible by 2
- 13:53as well as the same number is getting
- 13:54divisible by 3.
- 13:56so these cases right if a same number is
- 13:58divisible by 2 as well as 3
- 14:00then we can surely say that this number
- 14:03126
- 14:04will be divisible by 6 also you can
- 14:06directly divide by 6
- 14:086 2s are 12 1 6 are 6 21
- 14:11yes or no right got it so remember that
- 14:13the divisibility rule of 6
- 14:15is what if a number getting divisible by
- 14:182 as well as the same number is getting
- 14:20divisible by 3
- 14:22then we can say that the number will be
- 14:23divisible by 6. so similarly you can
- 14:26learn all these right
- 14:27so 3 and 4 if a number is divisible by 3
- 14:31as well as the same number is getting
- 14:32divisible by 4 then we can surely say
- 14:35that the given number
- 14:36will be divisible by 12 easy or not so
- 14:38now it is for 14
- 14:407 and 2 got it so 15
- 14:43503 see how easy it is for 18
- 14:47902 got it if a number
- 14:51is getting divisible by 2 as well as the
- 14:53same number is getting divisible by
- 14:559 then we can say that the complete
- 14:57number can be directly divisible by 18.
- 15:00just see how easy it is initially it was
- 15:03difficult by seeing 19 numbers
- 15:05but now we have learnt a lot of
- 15:07divisibility rules
- 15:09by separated into different different
- 15:10categories got it
- 15:12so finally we have how many numbers
- 15:15remaining one two three
- 15:16four and five so totally we have five
- 15:19numbers
- 15:19remaining right so these five numbers
- 15:22again
- 15:23we can use one method called escalator
- 15:26so by using that method we can easily
- 15:29able to learn
- 15:30the divisibility rule of all these
- 15:31numbers so let me move on to that
- 15:33so before that take a note of it right
- 15:35it is important always
- 15:37that's what i am saying try to watch the
- 15:39video again
- 15:40and take a proper note because this will
- 15:43help you
- 15:44for the complete quantitative aptitude
- 15:46section right for the easiest
- 15:47calculations so here the next set will
- 15:50be 7
- 15:5113 17 and 19 right so except this 11 we
- 15:54are taking the remaining numbers
- 15:56the 7 13 17 and 19. so just see here
- 16:00what i am going to do here is
- 16:02let me take the first number that is 7
- 16:03we know we are going to learn
- 16:05the divisibility rule for someone for
- 16:07example
- 16:08they have given a number as 343 they
- 16:10have given 343
- 16:11and we need to check whether this number
- 16:13is divisible by someone or not
- 16:15so what you need to do here is you need
- 16:17to concentrate on the last
- 16:19digit right so last digit is what 3 year
- 16:22you need to multiply this 3 by 2 just
- 16:25listen carefully
- 16:26you need to multiply this last digit of
- 16:29the given number by 2
- 16:31so 3 into 2 is what 6 got it
- 16:34so now the remaining two numbers are
- 16:37what 34
- 16:38so you need to subtract the 6 with 34
- 16:41so resultant will be 28 so now
- 16:45this 28 is divisible by 7 or not yes it
- 16:48is divisible by 7
- 16:497 4's are 28 so if 28 is divisible by 7
- 16:54then we can say that the complete 343
- 16:57will be divisible by 7. so friends
- 16:59understood i can explain again just see
- 17:01here
- 17:02in the given numbers whatever number be
- 17:04in case it can be four digit or five
- 17:06digit whatever number b
- 17:08you have to target the last digit of the
- 17:10given number
- 17:11and you need to multiply by what you
- 17:13need to multiply by two
- 17:15so three into two is what 6 so i have
- 17:17written 6 here
- 17:19and what about the remaining numbers
- 17:20remaining number is 34
- 17:22in case if it is a 4 digit number the
- 17:24remaining number will be 3 you
- 17:26have to take all the 3 numbers got it so
- 17:28here the remaining number is 34
- 17:31you have to subtract this 34 with 6
- 17:34resultant will be 28 now check whether
- 17:37this number 28
- 17:39is divisible by 7 yes the number 28 is
- 17:42getting divisible by 7
- 17:43then we can say that the complete 343
- 17:46will be divisible by 7.
- 17:48friends got it how easy it is right so
- 17:50it's a divisibility rule of 7
- 17:53so similarly our next target
- 17:56let me go with 17. so just see here 17
- 17:59is also a same scenario
- 18:011904 what about the last digit
- 18:04the last digit is what 4 here you have
- 18:07multiplied by 2
- 18:08but here you have to multiply by 5 got
- 18:11it
- 18:115 into 4 is what 20 what about the
- 18:15remaining numbers
- 18:16is 190 so subtract with 190
- 18:19resultant will be 170 now check
- 18:23whether we can divide 170 by 17 yes it
- 18:26is divisible yes or no
- 18:28we can divide 170 by 17. so finally we
- 18:30can say that
- 18:31this complete number 1904
- 18:34can be divisible by 17 understood
- 18:37friends
- 18:38this is the divisibility rule for 7 and
- 18:4017
- 18:41for 7 you need to multiply by 2 for 17
- 18:44you need to multiply by
- 18:455 but in both the cases you have to
- 18:48subtract that is important
- 18:50right because in these two cases that is
- 18:52for 39 19
- 18:54you will add got it so this is the
- 18:57divisibility rule for 7 and 17
- 18:59you have to take the last digit for 7
- 19:02you need to multiply by 2
- 19:04for 17 you need to multiply by 5 and you
- 19:06need to subtract with the remaining
- 19:08numbers
- 19:09and you need to check the resultant
- 19:11number is getting divisible by 17 or not
- 19:13so here 170 by 17 so the resultant
- 19:17number is divisible by 17
- 19:19so finally we can say that the complete
- 19:21number will be divisible by 17.
- 19:23so now let me target 13 and 19. see here
- 19:26if you go with 19 again everything is
- 19:28similar process
- 19:30just look at the last digit last digit
- 19:32is what one
- 19:33you need to multiply by 2 right the same
- 19:36way you need to multiply by 2
- 19:381 into 2 will be 2 what about the
- 19:40remaining digit
- 19:41is 36 in those two cases we have
- 19:44subtracted but in this case you need to
- 19:46add
- 19:4736 plus 2 will be 38 so now check
- 19:50whether number 38 is divisible by 19
- 19:53yes 2 times it is divisible so finally
- 19:56we can say that
- 19:57this complete 361 will be divisible by
- 20:0019.
- 20:01so the last is 13 right so similarly you
- 20:04have to look at the last digit of the
- 20:06number is 5
- 20:07you have to multiply this by 4 5 into
- 20:104 is 20 what about the remaining digits
- 20:1432 similarly you have to add right so 32
- 20:17plus 20
- 20:18will be 52 so 52 is divisible by 13 yes
- 20:22it is divisible
- 20:23so finally we can say that the complete
- 20:25number will be divisible by 13.
- 20:28so this is the divisibility rule for 13
- 20:31and divisibility rule for 19.
- 20:33so friends got it or not right so it
- 20:35takes time to learn again i'm saying it
- 20:37is not
- 20:38easy but if you if you for example if
- 20:41you work
- 20:42two or three hours for learning this
- 20:43divisibility rule
- 20:45then when you compare to other students
- 20:47you can able to
- 20:48calculate fastly calculations will be
- 20:50very easy simplification approximations
- 20:53and major quantitative aptitude
- 20:55questions like
- 20:56time and work time and distance on those
- 20:59cases
- 20:59the cancelling part will be very easy so
- 21:02just spend your time two to three hours
- 21:05or even
- 21:06five hours six hours to learn this
- 21:08divisibility rule properly
- 21:09so if you learn this divisibility rule
- 21:12again i am saying
- 21:13you your calculations will be very very
- 21:15simple and easy
- 21:16so friends got it so this is the
- 21:18divisibility rule of 7 13
- 21:1917 and 19. here we have subtracted for
- 21:22two numbers
- 21:23and here we have added two numbers and
- 21:25we are concentrating only on the
- 21:27last digit of the numbers right so two
- 21:30to three times if you practice
- 21:32automatically you can buy at it right so
- 21:34the last will be the number 11.
- 21:36so number 11 is easy so this this method
- 21:39right is called as
- 21:40escalator something they used to say in
- 21:42mathematics so those cases are not
- 21:45needed right
- 21:46because only if you are preparing for
- 21:48any schools 10 standard nine standard
- 21:51for those cases we have to learn all
- 21:53those method but it is enough right if
- 21:55you understood the logic that is more
- 21:57than enough
- 21:58so now the last number is 11 right so
- 22:01let me take any example question
- 22:03so 9 1 7
- 22:064. so let me take this example question
- 22:09as 9174
- 22:10so the divisibility rule of number 11
- 22:13will be very easy
- 22:14what you need to do is you need to add
- 22:16right you need to add
- 22:18all the odd digits and you need to add
- 22:21all the even digits and you need to find
- 22:23the difference
- 22:24and you need to check whether the final
- 22:26answer is getting divisible or not just
- 22:28see here
- 22:29what about the odd digits here number
- 22:31nine is the first digit
- 22:32number one is the second digit seven
- 22:35will be third digit
- 22:36four will be fourth digit got it or not
- 22:38so here you
- 22:39have to add all the odd digits add it so
- 22:42first
- 22:439 is the odd digit 7 is the odd digit so
- 22:46if you add 9 and 7
- 22:47it will be 16. now add all the even
- 22:51digits
- 22:52so 2 1 and 4 will be 5
- 22:55got it so now find the difference 16
- 22:57minus
- 22:585 will be 11. so now check whether
- 23:01this number 11 is divisible by 11 or not
- 23:04yes it is getting divisible
- 23:06so finally we can say that this complete
- 23:08number
- 23:099174 will be divisible by 11. got it
- 23:12so this is the divisibility rule of 11.
- 23:16yes got it on our friends whatever
- 23:17number b right
- 23:19for example let me take six three nine
- 23:22one
- 23:23five four right got it so if we need to
- 23:26check the divisibility rule of 11 what
- 23:28you need to do is
- 23:29you need to add all the odd digits 6
- 23:32plus
- 23:329 plus 5 got it and then you need to add
- 23:36the even digits so 3
- 23:37plus 1 plus 4 so after adding the odd
- 23:40digits
- 23:41even digit you need to find the
- 23:42difference so for example
- 23:45if you are getting 33 check whether the
- 23:47number 33 is divisible by 11 yes it is
- 23:49divisible by 11.
- 23:51if this number is divisible by 11 then
- 23:53the complete number will be divisible by
- 23:5511. so this is called as
- 23:57a divisibility rule of level so go
- 23:59defense so finally
- 24:01we have learned the divisibility rule of
- 24:03all the numbers
- 24:04very simple and very easy so spend your
- 24:08time right
- 24:08again i am saying spend four or five
- 24:10hours of time for learning this
- 24:12diversibility rule
- 24:14so when if you learn the divisibility
- 24:16rule properly then you
- 24:18can solve you can able to solve most of
- 24:20the tough level calculations easily
- 24:23that comes only in practice so i will
- 24:25teach all those
- 24:26shortcuts later on on my youtube channel
- 24:28but before that you need to learn this
- 24:30diversibility rule
- 24:32so again i am saying after learning this
- 24:34divisibility rule
- 24:35take many numbers as much you can and
- 24:37start solving it
- 24:38by checking which of this divisibility
- 24:40rule is applied
- 24:41so only if you practice more question
- 24:43you will feel convenient on this
- 24:45divisibility road
- 24:46so friends got it so thank you so much
- 24:48for watching this video
- 24:49and if you really like it share the
- 24:51video to your friends
- 24:52those are preparing for the competitive
- 24:54exams so thank you so much for watching
- 24:56it
- 24:57bye
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