Divide 575 by 14 by using partial quotients

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575 / 14

14*10 = 140 -> 575 - 140 = 435 ......(1)
14*10 = 140 -> 535 - 140 = 295 ......(2)
14*10 = 140 -> 295 - 140 = 155 ......(3)
14*10 = 140 -> 155 - 140 = 15 ..... (4)

15 / 14 = 1 + Remainder 1

Number of 14 contained
10 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 1 = 41
Remainder 1

Answer 41 + Remainder 1

Verification: 41*10 + 1 = 574 + 1 = 575

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