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3 years ago

What is the left overs of 185 devided by 6

1 answer:

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5 is the remainder of this division. Here is a fun way to do this!

185 / 6 = 30.83333333...
30 - .8333333...
.83333333333333... × 6 (What you divided by)
5
Following this will always give you the remainder!

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