
Nathan B. answered 03/05/18
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Elementary and Algebraic skilled
Let's set up the long division problem:
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3|1783
Three cannot go into 1, so we carry over to the next number, 7. The 1 in the tens and 7 in the ones gives us 17. By multiplying 3 times 5 we get 15, because we don't want to go over the 17:
5
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3|1783
-15
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2
We now drop the 8 down next to the 2, giving us 28. 3 times 9 gives 27, so the problem now looks like:
59
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3|1783
-15
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28
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3|1783
-15
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28
-27
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1
We drop the 3 down, which dives us 13. When we multiply 3 times 4, we get 12:
594
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3|1783
-15
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28
-27
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13
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3|1783
-15
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28
-27
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13
-12
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1
We have nothing left to drop, so we have a remainder of 1, and thus our final answer is 594 R1