Asked by bob
Manuel's division is shown.
Manuel did not write the remainder. What is the remainder over the divisor?
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I can't see the division — could you either upload the picture or type the dividend, divisor, and the partial work that is shown?
If you prefer to solve it yourself, here are two ways to get the remainder from a long division that has been partially shown:
1. If you know the dividend D, the divisor d, and the quotient q, then
remainder r = D − d × q
(and r must satisfy 0 ≤ r < d).
2. If you only have the partial step-by-step subtraction column(s), reconstruct the last subtraction: the final nonnegative difference that is smaller than the divisor is the remainder.
Send the diagram or the numbers and I’ll compute the remainder.
If you prefer to solve it yourself, here are two ways to get the remainder from a long division that has been partially shown:
1. If you know the dividend D, the divisor d, and the quotient q, then
remainder r = D − d × q
(and r must satisfy 0 ≤ r < d).
2. If you only have the partial step-by-step subtraction column(s), reconstruct the last subtraction: the final nonnegative difference that is smaller than the divisor is the remainder.
Send the diagram or the numbers and I’ll compute the remainder.
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