Enter the dividend, quotient, and remainder to calculate the divisor.
In division, the divisor is the number by which the dividend is divided. For example, in \( a \div b \): \( a \) is the dividend, \( b \) is the divisor. There is a clear relationship between the dividend, quotient, remainder, and divisor, expressed by the formula: \( Divisor = \frac{Dividend - Remainder}{Quotient} \) This formula demonstrates how to calculate the divisor based on the dividend, quotient, and remainder.
Solution:
\( Divisor = \frac{4371 - 71}{43} = \frac{4300}{43} = 100 \)
Result: The divisor is 100.
Solution:
\( Divisor = \frac{3558 - 8}{25} = \frac{3550}{25} = 142 \)
Result: The divisor is 142.
Solution:
\( Divisor = \frac{94 - 4}{9} = \frac{90}{9} = 10 \)
Result: The divisor is 10.