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If you do long division your answer is C.

If you do long division your steps are:

1) Try to divide 36 into 1 then 14, then you finally approach the number 148. 36 goes into 148 4 times. Always remember to put the 4 above the correct place in the quotient. 36*4 is 144. Subtract 144 from 148 to get 4.

2)You go through the same process as the first step. The only difference you are trying to see if 36 goes into 4 which it doesn't. Bring down the next dividend which is 8. You now can see that 36 goes into 48 one time. So put the 1 in the quotient, again in the right place.

3)Now we multiply 36*1= 36. We will put the 36 under our current dividend(48) and subtract it. We get 12. 36 doesn't go into 12. So, we bring down our next number which is 3. We have 123. 36 goes 123 three times. We multiply 36*3 = 108. We subtract 108 from 123 to give us 15. 36 doesn't go into 15 and we don't anymore numbers to divide 36 into. Therefore, our remainder is 15.

The numbers in the quotient are: 413 with a remainder of 15.

The answer is therefore C, which is 413 R 15.

Just use long division to divide 14883 by 36. Then, take the whole number value of your result and multiply it by 36. Now, take that product and subtract it from 14883 to find your remainder.

The answer would be 413 with a remainder of 15.

C: 413 r15

The quick way for most people is to use a calculator. I did this one in my head, divided by 3 to get 4961, then by 12 to get 413 remainder 5.

Since I had divide by 3 first, the remainder is 15.

Grandpa

The answer is C, 413r15 you just simply divide and you will come up with 413 and a long remainder, so that narrows it down to only one answer, C

C.

If you want a quick way, use a calculator. If you need to show work by using a pencil and paper, there is a nice, long, way to do so. I don't remember exactly what to do though.

Long division. You already have the first two digits of your answer.

C:413r15

hold on, let me ask your mom, ill bee right back, shes in the bathroom getting ready

why arent you using a calculator?

use long division? how old r u?