50029 ÷ 353 
We want to figure out the number of times 50029 can be divided by 353.

Going ahead to step 1:
The number 353 fits into 5 0 times, leaving a remainder of 5.
Record the quotient 0 as the next digit in the result. 
Result so far: 0.0
The remainder is 5 after subtracting 0 from 5.
Bring next digit (0) of the dividend behind the 5 and repeat the process: 50 / 353

Going ahead to step 2:
353 can be fit into 50 0 times, resulting in a remainder of 50.
The number 0 becomes the next digit in our result. 
Result so far: 0.0
The remainder is 50 after subtracting 0 from 50.
Take the next digit (0) from the dividend and append it to 50, then repeat: 500 / 353

On to step 3:
The number 353 fits into 500 1 times, leaving a remainder of 147.
Record the quotient 1 as the next digit in the result. 
Result so far: 1.0
Subtract 353 from 500 to get 147.
Take the next digit (2) from the dividend and append it to 147, then repeat: 1472 / 353

On to step 4:
353 can be fit into 1472 4 times, resulting in a remainder of 60.
The next digit of our result is 4. 
Result so far: 14.0
The remainder is 60 after subtracting 1412 from 1472.
Bring next digit (9) of the dividend behind the 60 and repeat the process: 609 / 353

Advancing to step 5:
The number 353 fits into 609 1 times, leaving a remainder of 256.
The next digit of our result is 1. 
Result so far: 141.0
Deduct 353 from 609 and we're left with 256.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 2560, and continue the process.

Let's proceed to step 6:
The number 353 fits into 2560 7 times, leaving a remainder of 89.
Record the quotient 7 as the next digit in the result. 
Result so far: 141.7
If we subtract 2471 from 2560, we get 89.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 890, and continue the process.

Advancing to step 7:
The number 353 fits into 890 2 times, leaving a remainder of 184.
Write down 2 as next digit of the result. 
Result so far: 141.72
The remainder is 184 after subtracting 706 from 890.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 1840, and continue the process.

Step 8:
353 can be fit into 1840 5 times, resulting in a remainder of 75.
Write down 5 as next digit of the result. 
Result so far: 141.725
Deduct 1765 from 1840 and we're left with 75.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 750, and continue the process.

Let's proceed to step 9:
353 can be fit into 750 2 times, resulting in a remainder of 44.
The number 2 becomes the next digit in our result. 
Result so far: 141.7252
If we subtract 706 from 750, we get 44.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 440, and continue the process.

Advancing to step 10:
353 goes into 440 1 times with a remainder of 87.
Record the quotient 1 as the next digit in the result. 
Result so far: 141.72521
Subtract 353 from 440 to get 87.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 870, and continue the process.

Moving on to step 11:
870 divided by 353 is 2 with a remainder of 164.
The next digit of our result is 2. 
Result so far: 141.725212
If we subtract 706 from 870, we get 164.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 1640, and continue the process.

Going ahead to step 12:
353 goes into 1640 4 times with a remainder of 228.
The next digit of our result is 4. 
Result so far: 141.7252124
Subtracting 1412 from 1640 leaves us with 228.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 2280, and continue the process.

On to step 13:
The number 353 fits into 2280 6 times, leaving a remainder of 162.
The next digit of our result is 6. 
Result so far: 141.72521246
Subtract 2118 from 2280 to get 162.
Since there are no more digits in the dividend, we add a zero to the remainder making it 1620, and continue the process.

Our division results in 141.72521246 with a remaining 1.62e-07.