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    The document provides examples for how to check division calculations by calculating each component of the division equation separately and then checking that it equals the remainder. 1) It shows calculating the dividend, divisor, quotient, and remainder separately for an example division problem and checking that it is correct. 2) A second example problem is shown being checked the same way. 3) A third example demonstrates checking a longer division problem by calculating each component individually and verifying it equals the remainder.

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    The document provides examples for how to check division calculations by calculating each component of the division equation separately and then checking that it equals the remainder. 1) It shows calculating the dividend, divisor, quotient, and remainder separately for an example division problem and checking that it is correct. 2) A second example problem is shown being checked the same way. 3) A third example demonstrates checking a longer division problem by calculating each component individually and verifying it equals the remainder.

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    How to Check Division

    e.g. 1:

    4 R1 bRx
    2 9 a c To get a: 2 2

    To get b: 4 4
    To check:

    a 2 To get c: 9 9 or zero

    c d 9 9 To get d: (axb)+R (2x4)+1 = 9 or zero


    b 4

    e.g. 2:
    4 6R1 bRx To get a: 2 2
    2 93 a c
    To get b: 46 4+6 = 10 = 1 (Reduced to one digit)

    a 2 To get c: 93 9+3 = 3 (remove combination of 9)

    c d 3 3 To get d: (axb)+R (2x1)+1 = 3


    b 1

    e.g. 3:
    4 65R1 bRx To get a: 2 2
    2 931 a c
    To get b: 465 4+6+5= 15 = 6 (Reduced to one digit)
    a 2
    To get c: 931 9+3+1 = 4 (remove combination of 9)
    c d 4 4
    To get d: (axb)+R (2x6)+1 = 4
    b 6

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