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antoniya [11.8K]
3 years ago
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Dimas [21]3 years ago
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Step 2: Now, take a guess at how many 34s would be there in 542? Let's say 10. So the second partial quotient is 10. We subtract 34×10 (i.e. 340) from 542. The remainder is 202

Step 3: Now, take a guess at how many 34s would be there in 202? Let's say 5. So the third partial quotient is 5. We subtract 34×5 (i.e. 170) from 202. The remainder is 32

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Please refer to the attached image for detailed calculations.

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