Divide 986 by 26 by using partial quotients. what is the quotient.
2 answers:
In partial quotients, we make good estimates of how many times the divisor 
goes in to the dividend, 
.
The number of steps it takes you to get to the remainder and quotient depends on how good your estimates are. For instance in the above diagram. You can see two different approaches of dividing 986 by 26 using partial quotients.
In the second approach in which there are fewer steps, We estimated that there are about 35 [26s] in 986. The 35 is our first partial quotient. We then multiply
Next we subtract
We again estimated that there are at least 2 [26s] in 76. The 2 is our second partial quotient.
We then multiply again,
Next, we subtract,
Now there are no 26s in 24. Hence 24 is the remainder.
The number of steps it takes you to get to the remainder and quotient depends on how good your estimates are. For instance in the above diagram. You can see two different approaches of dividing 986 by 26 using partial quotients.
In the second approach in which there are fewer steps, We estimated that there are about 35 [26s] in 986. The 35 is our first partial quotient. We then multiply
Next we subtract
We again estimated that there are at least 2 [26s] in 76. The 2 is our second partial quotient.
We then multiply again,
Next, we subtract,
Now there are no 26s in 24. Hence 24 is the remainder.
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The Answer would be x=72. Why? Because 
is your %. You Cross multiply 240 * 30 = 100x
240 time 30 = 7200. you want x to be alone so you do 7200 divided by 100 equaling 72. So you get x=72.
240 time 30 = 7200. you want x to be alone so you do 7200 divided by 100 equaling 72. So you get x=72.