4461 sweets were distributed equally among 100 students of a school. Each student will get sweets and sweets will be left out.

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Solution

The correct option is D 61
Total number of sweets = 4461
Number of students = 100
Let's divide 4461 by 100.

$\begin{matrix} 441004461 - 400 - --- - 461 - 400 - -- - 61 \end{matrix}$ Thus, we have a quotient of 44 and a remainder of 61.
So, each student will get 44 sweets and 61 sweets will be left out.

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4461 sweets were distributed equally among 100 students of a school. Each student will get sweets and sweets will be left out.

The correct option is D 61Total number of sweets = 4461 Number of students = 100 Let's divide 4461 by 100. 441004461 −400 –––––2 461 −400–––– 61Thus, we have a quotient of 44 and a remainder of 61. So, each student will get 44 sweets and 61 sweets will be left out.