Question

A number divided by 40 has a quotient of six with the remainder of 16 find the number

Answer 1

Multiply 40 and 6 and then add the remainder (16):

240+16 = 256

check by dividing "the number," 256, by 40.  Is the partial quotient 6?  Is there a remainder of 16?    YES and YES.

Answer 2

The number is 256

Firstly, to determine the missing number, since 40 has a quotient of six (6), then both numbers will be multiplied together and added to the remainder of 16. The total number derived is the missing number.

Further Explanation

Firstly, we multiply 40 by 6:

= 40 x 6

= 240

Then, 240 will be added to 16 (being the remainder):

Therefore,

= 240 + 16

= 256

Thus the missing number is 256

Significantly, a quotient is a numerical value produced by the division of two numbers. In this case, two numerical values were divided by themselves i.e. 256 and 40, the produced quotient is 6 (256/40 = 6). And a remainder is usually the remnants or balance produced from the division of two numbers as well. In this case, the remainder is 16.

The above number problem was solved with the aid of some order of operation i.e. BODMAS and it means the Bracket, Orders, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction. Notably, Multiplication and Addition were used to derive the solution.

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