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Using the area method in finding the quotient.

The values of A and B are as follows,

A = C/6

B = D/6

A is the quotient of C and 6,

B is the quotient of D and 6.

From the problem, we only have choices of number to input in the boxes.

48, 9, 90, 8, 540, 36 and 0

We will select one to number to be the value of C and the value A must be in the given numbers to be used.

Let's say C = 48

A = 48/6 = 8

Since 8 is included in the list of numbers. This is applicable.

Now for D and B,

Note that the sum of C and D must be equal to the given dividend, the dividend from the problem is 588

Since we already have the value of C = 48, the value of D must be :

588 - C = D

588 - 48 = 540

And 540 is also included in the list of numbers, so D = 540

The value of B will be :

B = D/6

B = 540/6

B = 90

90 is also included in the list of numbers.

The final diagram will be :

For part B, the quotient is the sum of A and B

A = 8, B = 90

Quotient = A + B

= 8 + 90

Quotient = 98

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