quotient

There is a quotient, a long infinitesimal figure of a quotient, but I didn't add.

The quotient is the proper number of revolutions per minute.

The quotient multiplied by 100 will give the per cent of shrinkage.

Now, into the familiar sum of existence, which he knew from divisor to quotient, was suddenly shot a new factor—a woman.

I felt like a long-division sum, and a cold shiver went down my quotient.

Then I multiply the sayd divisour by 2, the quotient, and I make likewise 4: which I place underneath 51.

Divide the number of the given year by 4, neglecting the remainders, and add the quotient to the given number.

(b) If the divisor is multiplied by 100, the dividend must also be multiplied by 100 if the quotient is to be unchanged.

How do you know that the quotient cannot be as little as 1.69?

The quotient is the number of pounds of alcohol in 100 pounds of the given spirit.