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What is the value of 712 - -514?
1226
What numbers multiply to get to 514?
1, 2, 257, 514:1 x 514, 2 x 257
What is 387 divisible by?
387 is divisible by: 1 3 9 43 129 and 387.
What is 0.75 percent of 387?
what is 0.75% of 387
How do you check the quotient from a multiplication problem?
When numbers are divided, the result is called the quotient. When numbers are multiplied, the result is called the product. To check the result of a multiplication problem, divide the result (the product) by one of the multipliers. The quotient will be the other multiplier. EXAMPLE : To verify that 387 x 211 = 81657, then divide 81657 by 387. The answer (quotient) is 211.
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