Question

What is the quotient of one and two

Answer 1

*is suspicious*
'one' and 'two' what?

Answer 2

one and two numbers

Answer 3

So, one number divided by two others?

Answer 4

*one and two are numbers

Answer 5

I'm going to go out on a limb here and post the obvious answer of one-half.

Answer 6

that is not the quotient,
that is the remainder

Answer 7

So you're saying that after I combine two halves to make a whole, there is still something left over?

Answer 8

0?

Answer 9

If you are redefining terms, please state your new definitions first, and then ask your question.

Answer 10

If by "what is the quotient of one and two," and you don't mean one divided by two, then what are the divisors? If one-half is the remainder, is that the remainder for both separate dividends?

Answer 11

cruffo is right

Answer 12

dividind / divisor = quotient + remainder

Answer 13

*dividend :)

Answer 14

?

Answer 15

It's just one of those "make you think about something you already know" kind of questions ...

Answer 16

oh okay i got confused

Answer 17

\(1 \div 2 = 0 + R1\)

Answer 18

Let Q = quotient.
1 ÷ 2 = Q
Q = 0 + R
Q = ?

Answer 19

@CliffSedge