
Patrick B. answered 12/18/18
Math and computer tutor/teacher
dividend = divisor * quotient + remainder
quotient is 9 and remainder is 5.
We seek two dividends that meet these conditions.
The equation becomes: dividend = divisor * 9 + 5
The REMAINDER MUST BE LESS than the divisor.
We MUST pick divisor GREATER than 5
The following table shows the first few numbers that meet these conditions.
divisor dividend result
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6 6*9+5 = 59 9 remainder 5
7 7*9 + 5 = 68 9 remainder 5
8 8*9 + 5 = 77 9 remainder 5
9 9*9 + 5 = 86 9 remainder 5
10 10*9 + 5 = 95 9 remainder 5
11 11*9 + 5 = 104 9 remainder 5
...
you can use this formula to continue this table so as to
generate as many such dividends as you want that
produce a quotient of 9 with remainder of 5.
Note that each one is 9 more than the previous