Why is it important to interpret
a remainder

1.       Why interpreting a remainder is very important.
In a certain division solution, you cannot check if your answer is write without a remainder that if your division has a remainder.
For example 11 / 2 = 5 remainder of 1
If you were not able to interpret the value of remainder, when you check it without the remainder:
=> 5 x 2 = 10, thus we need to add the remainder to make it 11 again.
Remainder tells how many is left after the division that happened.

Its important because if you dont the answer will be a couple numbers off

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