Four divided by four is equal to one. When you divide a number by itself, the result is always one, as each part is equal to the whole. In this case, four divided by four equals one because there is one four in four.
Why such simpler questions? Is there any riddle with this? As we divide a by a then we write the solution as a 1-1 = a 0
Same way 4/4 = 40
But primary school student gives me 1 as the solution for 4/4. So I am compeled to come to the conclusion that 40 = 1 So I generalise this as any real number with 0 raised as index the value will become as 1. So (mathematics)0 = 1.
it is four divided by five eights
Four divided by 100 in decimal form = .04
4/10 divided by 4 is 0.1 or 1/10
12 divided by 3
The mathematical answer to the question what number divided be four equals three is 12.
4 divided by 4/9 = 9
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it is four divided by five eights
Four divided by ninety-five is 0.04210526315... (rounded)
Twenty-three divided by four is 5.75 and it is terminating.
84 divided by 4 equals 21.
Four fifths divided by one tenth is 8
The Cartesian graph is divided into four sections called quadrants.
Four divided by 100 in decimal form = .04
4/10 divided by 4 is 0.1 or 1/10
12 divided by 3
Four and one third divided by four and seven eighths = 8/9