...756 dollars in flour : how much can he buy when the price is 5 dollars a barrel? QUEST. — 71. When there is a remainder, after dividing the last figure of the dividend, what must be done with it ? 49. How many yearlings, at 9 dollars a head, can be bought for 468 dollars...

...756 dollars in flour : how much can he buy when the price is 5 dollars a barrel ? QUEsT. — 71. When there is a remainder, after dividing the last figure of the dividend, what must be done with it ? 49. How many yearlings, at 9 dollars a head, can be bought for 468 dollars...

...render the division complete, it is obvious that the whole of the dividend must be divided. But when there is a remainder after dividing the last figure of the dividend, it must of necessity be smaller than the divisor, and cannot be divided by it. (Art. 113. Obs. 2.) We...

...the quotient ; and if the result is equal to the given divisor, the work is right. ftuisT.— When there Is a remainder after dividing the last figure of the dividend, what must be done with it 1 131. How Is division proved ? Obs. How does it appear that the product...

...quotient, and the undivided figure must be regarded as prefixed to the next figure of the dividend. 5. If there is a remainder after dividing the last figure of the dividend, it may be placed at the right hand of the quotient and marked Remainder, or be written over the divisor,...

...quotient, and the undivided figure must be regarded as prefixed to the next figure of the dividend. 5. If there is a remainder after dividing the last figure of the dividend, it may be placed at the right hand of the quotient and marked Remainder, or be written over the divisor,...

...quotient, and the undivided figure must be regarded as prefixed to the next figure of the dividend. 5. If there is a remainder after dividing the last figure of the dividend, it may be placed at the right hand of the quotient and marked Remainder, or be written over the divisor,...

...divide by long division ? II. Having obtained the first quotient figure, how do yon then proceed? ITT. If there is a remainder after dividing the last figure of the dividend, what is to be done with it ? OBS. When the divisor is large, in order to determine how many times it...

...diminished, by the quotient ; and if the result is equal to the given divisor, the work is right. T.— When there is a remainder after dividing the last figure of the dividend, « ha! must be done with it ? 121. How is division proved 1 Obs. How does it appear that the froduct...

...cipher in the quotient, and regard it as prefixed to the next figure of the dividend. NOTE. — 1. When there is a remainder after dividing the last figure of the dividend, write the divisor under it, with a line between them, and annex the same to the quotient. NOTE. —...