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Arrow-Puffin-4_Semester-1 Maths 1576 3 2%u2013 0 06 3 25 6 0 7 2 0 780 Divide.a. 324 %u00f7 20 b. 538 %u00f7 40 c. 692 %u00f7 30 d. 819 %u00f7 50e. 712 %u00f7 60 f. 198 %u00f7 70 g. 236 %u00f7 80 h. 382 %u00f7 90Example 2 : Divide 632 by 80.%u2022 Divisor is a 2-digit number. So, we begin with the number formed by the first two digits from left of the dividend which is 63. 63 < 80 We cannot divide 63 by 80.%u2022 Then we divide the first three digits.%u2022 Divide 632 by 80. Write 7 as quotient and 560 below 632 and subtract. 630 %u2013 560 = 72Hence, 632 %u00f7 82 = 7 as quotient and 72 as remainderDivision of a 3-Digit Number by a 2-Digit NumberExample : Divide 592 by 39.%u2022 As the divisor is a 2-digit number we divide the first two digits from the left i.e. 59.%u2022 Divide 59 by 39. Write 1 as quotient and 39 under 59 and subtract. 59 %u2013 39 = 20 Bring down 2 from the dividend making 20 as 202.%u2022 Now, divide 202 by 39. Write 5 as quotient beside 1 and write 195 below 202 and subtract. 202 %u2013 195 = 7Hence, 592 %u00f7 39 = 15 as quotient and 7 as remainderTo Check : Quotient %u00d7 Divisor + Remainder = Dividend 15 x 39 + 7 585 + 7 = 592 (dividend)5 9 2%u2013 3 92 0 2%u2013 1 9 5 7 1 539 Let's Practise 4.11 ApplicationLet's Understand Conceptual Understanding