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Define Remainder

Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division Dividend
Divisor Quotient Remainder Multiplicand Multiplier
Minuend Subtrahend

Before you study what is a remainder, You are advised to read;

What is a Dividend ?
What is a Divisor ?

Definition:
Remainder
is a number which is left in the last at the end of division expression.

Or we can also say that;

Remainder is a number which is left when Dividend is divided by divisor.

Example: In the below long division method, you can notice that 2 is the remainder when dividend 38 is divided by divisor 4


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