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What is the quotient of 65 and 3?
The quotient of 65 and 3 is 21 and 2/3 (twenty-one and two thirds).
What is the quotient of -21 and the sum of -14 and 11?
The sum of -14 and 11 is -3. The quotient of -21 and -3 is 7. It looks like the answer to your question is 7.
21 divided by 7?
3
Write 21 7 as a mixed number?
21/7 so you will divide 7 into 21; 7/21= 3 the quotient is 3, the remainder is 0, the divisor is 7; answer is ...3 0/7 If the question was write 8/5 as a mixed number you would divide 5 into 8. 5 is the divisor, 1 is the quotient, 3 is the remainder. The answer to that is 1 3/5. Remainder Quotient Divisor 1 3/5.
What is estimate quotient for 23.6 divided by 7?
3.3714
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