Question

if a = -11 and b = 3

then what is

a div b

and

a mod b

Answer 1

mod?

Answer 2

yes mod

Answer 3

modulus

Answer 4

mod is 2

Answer 5

idk what div is.

Answer 6

By div, do you mean quotient?

Answer 7

hmm

Answer 8

...why are you asking me?

Answer 9

Hmm... mod is 1.

Answer 10

becoz i m not getting ur question :(

Answer 11

\[\large \rm 3 \cdot (-4) + \underbrace{1}_{\large modulus} = -11\]

Answer 12

and what does -11/3, -11|3| mean @jiteshmeghwal9 ?

Answer 13

and why is @bahrom7893 wrong @ParthKohli ?

Answer 14

Depends on your question...\[\large \rm a ~div~b=a\div b?\]

Answer 15

yes

Answer 16

@lgbasallote How is the modulus 2? Can you show so?

Answer 17

again...why are you asking me?

Answer 18

Then,\[\rm \large -11~div~3 ={-11 \over 3} = -3{2 \over 3}\]

Answer 19

mmhmm

Answer 20

Parth... i thought modulus was a remainder when a is divided by b. That's what it means in programming.

Answer 21

it is...

Answer 22

Yes, that's what...

Answer 23

\[\Huge{\frac{-11}{2}=a \div b}\] accrding to ur question .


but i'm not getting what do u mean by \(\Large{a\space mod\space b}\).

@lgbasallote

Answer 24

oh it's -11.. shoot i got my mod wrong

Answer 25

so then...?

Answer 26

A mod B is A%B, or the remainder when A is divided by B

Answer 27

-11/3*

Answer 28

mod is modulo @jiteshmeghwal9

Answer 29

@jiteshmeghwal9 a mod b is the remainder when a is divided by b. Yep.

Answer 30

ohh ok !