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if a and b are two positive integer such that a=bq+r . where q and r are unique integers . if b greater than a. find value of q

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Answered by stevenklm
64

Answer:

-\frac{r}{b}< q <1-\frac{r}{b}

Step-by-step explanation:

First we need to analyze the problem in order to build our equations.

If "a" and "b" are two POSITIVE integers, this means that:

a&gt;0

b&gt;0

Now, our condition is that:

a=bq+r

"q" and "r" being unique integers, also called constant numbers.

Our last condition is that "b" is greater than "a", meaning:

b&gt;a

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With this information we can conclude that if:

b&gt;a  

and

a&gt;0

b&gt;0

then,

b&gt;a&gt;0

Replacing a on the inequation:

b&gt;bq+r&gt;0\\ b&gt;bq+r\\ b-bq&gt;r\\ b(1-q)&gt;r\\ 1-q&gt;\frac{r}{b}\\-q&gt;\frac{r}{b}-1\\ q&lt;1-\frac{r}{b}

On the other side:

bq+r&gt;0\\ bq&gt;-r\\ q&gt;-\frac{r}{b}

In conclusion, "q" is dependent on "r" and "b".

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