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a=bq +r give examples of a and b, wherever possible, satisfying

1. If ais lesser than b then, what can be said about q and r

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If a=5
a=bq+r
5=bq+r
if r=1
bq=4
b=2
q=2

a=5, b=2 , q=2, r=1

As we can see from the equation here a>b

If a=5
a=bq+r
5=bq+r
if r=-7
bq=12
q=2
b=6

a=5,,b=6,q=2, r=-7

If a=4
a=bq+r
4=bq+r
if r=-8
bq=12
q=2
b=6

a=4,,b=6,q=2, r=-8

Therefore here a<b , r is always negative and q has to be a small number

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W. K. T a=bq +r give examples of a and b, wherever possible, satisfying 1. If ais lesser than b then, what can be said about q and r

If a=5 a=bq+r 5=bq+r if r=1 bq=4 b=2 q=2 a=5, b=2 , q=2, r=1 As we can see from the equation here a>b If a=5 a=bq+r 5=bq+r if r=-7 bq=12 q=2 b=6 a=5,,b=6,q=2, r=-7 If a=4 a=bq+r 4=bq+r if r=-8 bq=12 q=2 b=6 a=4,,b=6,q=2, r=-8 Therefore here a<b , r is always negative and q has to be a small number

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a=bq +r give examples of a and b, wherever possible, satisfying

1. If ais lesser than b then, what can be said about q and r