Question
Divide the largest $5$ digit number by $653.$ Check your answer by the division algorithm.
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Answer
Largest five-digit number $= 99999$
Dividend $= 99999$,
Divisor $= 653$,
Quotient $= 153$ and
Remainder $= 90$
Check: Divisor $\times $ Quotient $+$ Remainder
$= 653 \times 153 + 90$
$= 99909 + 90$
$= 99999$
= Dividend
$\therefore$ Dividend $=$ Divisor $\times $ Quotient $+$ Remainder
Verified.
Dividend $= 99999$,
Divisor $= 653$,
Quotient $= 153$ and
Remainder $= 90$
Check: Divisor $\times $ Quotient $+$ Remainder
$= 653 \times 153 + 90$
$= 99909 + 90$
$= 99999$
= Dividend
$\therefore$ Dividend $=$ Divisor $\times $ Quotient $+$ Remainder
Verified.
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