64/8 = 8
8
64
n/64+48
Remainder 8, quotient 0.
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8
64 / 78: quotient = 0, remainder = 64
64 & 8
64
First, calculate the quotient of 810 and 5, which is 162. Then, subtract 64 from 162. The result is 162 - 64 = 98. Thus, 64 less than the quotient of 810 and 5 is 98.
No, 8 squared is not an irrational number. When you square 8, you get 64, which is a whole number and therefore a rational number. Rational numbers can be expressed as the quotient of two integers, and since 64 can be expressed as 64/1, it fits this definition.
64
16
The quotient is 4
n/64+48
n = x/64 + 48
8, 8x8=64 so yes 8 can go into 64 a total of 8 times