What whole-number quotient does 950 ÷ 4 give?
A227
B247
C238
D237
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 237
1. 4 × 237 = 948 and 4 × 238 = 952 is too big.
2. 950 - 948 = 2 is left over.
3. So the quotient is 237 (remainder 2).
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