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Georgia [21]
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Q-2r=4, therefore: q=4+2r.

Plug the value of q into q+r=37, so you get:

4+2r+r=37

3r=37-4=33

3r=33

Therefore: r=11.

q-2r=4, but r=11, so:

q-2(11)=4

q-22=4

Therefore q=26.

Check if the answer is correct using second equation:

q=4+2r=4+2(11)=4+22=26.

So: q=26 and r=11.


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The complete recursive function definition requires both parts:

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