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In division why should the remainder not be greater than the divisor

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because if the remainder is larger then the divisor then you ate able to divide the remainder by the divisor 1 or how ever many
examples:29÷3.if you say 8r5 you can divide the remainder (5) by the divisor (3)one more time .so 29÷3=9r2.noe it is correct because you can't divide the remainder (2) by the divisor (3)

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Because if the remainder is greater than the divisor you could divide into it again.
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