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How do you do 12q plus r equals 448?
How many twelves can you put into 448 without going over? 37(37=q). You will get 444. subtract 444 from 448 and you get 4(4=r) So q=37 and r=4.
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Oh, dude, let's break it down. So, 25 percent is like a quarter, right? So, a quarter of 448 is 112. Boom, math made easy!
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