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Using long division method Solve 83A6 base 10 ÷ 8 base 16
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4 stepsThe problem asks to solve a division using the long division method. The given expression is "83A6, base 10 ÷ 8 base 16".
The number "83A6" contains the digit 'A', which is not a valid digit in base 10. Given that the divisor is in base 16, it is assumed that the dividend "83A6" is also intended to be in base 16. Therefore, the problem is to perform long division of by .
Divide the first digit of the dividend by the divisor.
Divide by .
Write in the quotient. Multiply by and subtract from .
Bring down the next digit, .
Divide the current partial dividend by the divisor.
Divide (which is ) by . Since , the result is .
Write in the quotient. Multiply by and subtract from .Bring down the next digit, . This forms .
Continue the division process.
Divide by .
Convert to base 10: .
The divisor is .So, the next digit in the quotient is .
Multiply by . In base 10, .
Convert to base 16: remainder 8. So .
Subtract from .Bring down the next digit, . This forms .
Complete the division.
Divide by .
Convert to base 10: .
The divisor is .So, the next digit in the quotient is .
Multiply by . In base 10, .
Convert to base 16: remainder 0. So .
Subtract from .There are no more digits to bring down. The remainder is .
The quotient is and the remainder is .
The final answer is .
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