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The remainder can't be more then 23.
If you divide the numbers by hand you will see that the remainder is 21.
If you work in a calculator you will see that the result of division is 199.9130435, where the decimal part is not the remainder.
To find the remainder, multiply the quotient 199 by the divisor 23, and subtract the result from the dividend 4,598 such that
199 x 23 = 4,577
4,598 - 4,577 = 21
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