Let's divide 50523 by 64
We're looking to find how many times 64 goes into 50523.

Step 1:
5 divided by 64 is 0 with a remainder of 5.
Use 0 as the next digit of our solution. 
Result so far: 0.0
If we take 0 away from 5, we end up with 5.
Grab the next digit (0) from the dividend, add it to 5, then carry on: 50 / 64

Going ahead to step 2:
64 can be fit into 50 0 times, resulting in a remainder of 50.
Write down 0 as next digit of the result. 
Result so far: 0.0
If we take 0 away from 50, we end up with 50.
Fetch the next digit (5) from the dividend, attach it to 50 and continue: 505 / 64

On to step 3:
The number 64 fits into 505 7 times, leaving a remainder of 57.
Put 7 as the next digit of the answer. 
Result so far: 7.0
Subtracting 448 from 505 leaves us with 57.
Bring next digit (2) of the dividend behind the 57 and repeat the process: 572 / 64

Moving on to step 4:
If we divide 572 by 64, we get 8 and a remainder of 60.
Write down 8 as next digit of the result. 
Result so far: 78.0
If we take 512 away from 572, we end up with 60.
Grab the next digit (3) from the dividend, add it to 60, then carry on: 603 / 64

Let's proceed to step 5:
64 goes into 603 9 times with a remainder of 27.
Record the quotient 9 as the next digit in the result. 
Result so far: 789.0
Subtracting 576 from 603 leaves us with 27.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 270, and continue the process.

Moving on to step 6:
If we divide 270 by 64, we get 4 and a remainder of 14.
The next digit of our result is 4. 
Result so far: 789.4
Subtracting 256 from 270 leaves us with 14.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 140, and continue the process.

Going ahead to step 7:
When dividing 140 by 64, we get 2 with a remainder of 12.
Put 2 as the next digit of the answer. 
Result so far: 789.42
Deduct 128 from 140 and we're left with 12.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 120, and continue the process.

Advancing to step 8:
64 can be fit into 120 1 times, resulting in a remainder of 56.
The next digit of our result is 1. 
Result so far: 789.421
If we take 64 away from 120, we end up with 56.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 560, and continue the process.

Going ahead to step 9:
64 goes into 560 8 times with a remainder of 48.
The number 8 becomes the next digit in our result. 
Result so far: 789.4218
If we subtract 512 from 560, we get 48.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 480, and continue the process.

Step 10:
480 divided by 64 is 7 with a remainder of 32.
Use 7 as the next digit of our solution. 
Result so far: 789.42187
Subtract 448 from 480 to get 32.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 320, and continue the process.

Step 11:
64 goes into 320 5 times with a remainder of 0.
Write down 5 as next digit of the result. 
Result so far: 789.421875
The remainder is 0 after subtracting 320 from 320.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 0, and continue the process.

Advancing to step 12:
When dividing 0 by 64, we get 0 with a remainder of 0.
The number 0 becomes the next digit in our result. 
Result so far: 789.421875
Subtracting 0 from 0 leaves us with 0.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 0, and continue the process.

Step 13:
When dividing 0 by 64, we get 0 with a remainder of 0.
Record the quotient 0 as the next digit in the result. 
Result so far: 789.421875
If we take 0 away from 0, we end up with 0.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 0, and continue the process.

The quotient of the division is 789.421875, and the remainder is 0.0.