Divide. (−16)÷(−56) What is the quotient?

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Divide.

(−16)÷(−56)

What is the quotient?

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Answer:

Quotient = 0; Remainder = 16

Explanation:

Davorp answered Aug 9, 2023

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The answer is 2/7 as fraction form and 0.285714 repeating.

Correct me if I’m wrong please. Have a good day. :)

Mdthh answered Aug 12, 2023

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