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Answer:
0.13333333.....
Step-by-step explanation:
First off bro, chill out, and don't panic.
It's really easy if you understand it properly.
STEP 1: Since Dividend < Divisor, you know you will always get a quotient less than 1. So obviously you can't find a multiple of 75 to subtract from 10. So you multiply 75 with 0 and subtract 0 from 10.
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10
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STEP 2: After getting 10 after subtracting, add a decimal point to the quotient. This will represent the repetitive zeroes which will come (I will explain further on). So JUST after you've put the decimal point, add a zero just after 10 as shown below.
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75 | 10
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100
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STEP 3: After doing so, you can finally find a multiple of 75 do subtract from 100 (which is 75 * 1 = 75) So, after that you will get 25 as a remainder.
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100
- 75
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25
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STEP 4: Now you've got a remainder, but still you haven't reached your conclusive answer, so you still need to keep on dividing. So after you've got a 25, add another 0 just after 25, and you will get 250. This is because, as I've said earlier, the decimal point will represent the repetitive amount of zeroes that will come if your keep on dividing. So the nearest multiple of 75 that you subtract from 250 is 75 * 3 = 225. Do that and you again get remainder as 25.
0.13
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75 | 10
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100
- 75
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250
- 225
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25
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STEP 5: So now you want to get the remainder till zero so that you get a complete quotient. So you add another 0 to the remainder and it again becomes 250, and the nearest multiple of 75 to subtract from 250 is again 75 * 3 = 225, and you again get the remainder as 25. You keep doing the same thing again and again and again and you will always get your remainder as 25. This is because it is a non-terminating, repeating decimal. So your quotient and remainder will never end. So you can either keep your quotient for atleast 3 decimal places. I won't show this step though.
I hope you've understood.
Please mark me as brainliest, I did take time for this.
Thanks and have a great day! :))
Answer:
0.13333333333
Step-by-step explanation: