When 1770 is divided into 14 equal parts, the remainder is 6. What is a correct way to write the quotient? 1266 over 14 126.6 1266 over 1760 126 + 6

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When 1770 is divided into 14 equal parts, the remainder is 6. What is a correct way to write the quotient?

1266 over 14
126.6
1266 over 1760
126 + 6

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The answer is A.
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