What is the remainder of 67 divided by 3?

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The remainder for 67 divided by 3 would be 1 because (this might be a bad explanation since i'm not good at explaining math without showing u my work) if u do divide 6 by 3, 3x2 is 6 and 6-6 is 0. Then if u divide 7 by 3, then 6 is the closest u can get to 7 without multiplying by a decimal. Then if u do 7-6, u get 1 and u cant divide 1 by 3 so the remainder would be 1.

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