After using partial quotients to solve 3,231 ÷ 7, you calculate a final quotient of 461 with a remainder. What is the remainder? Please Explain.

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Murat Nafiz asked May 5, 2022

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After using partial quotients to solve 3,231 ÷ 7, you calculate a final quotient of 461 with a remainder. What is the remainder?

Please Explain.

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Answer:

It is 4.

Step-by-step explanation: I just did math in my head

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Answer:

= 461 R 4

= 461 4/7

3231 divided by 7 equals

461 with a remainder of 4

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