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amitsowani
Posts: 401
Country : India | Question copied over from WSC forum:
In 10. LONG DIVISION what does it mean ONE on the top? Is that the result of division?
the long division is in the format NUMBER = DIVISOR*DIVIDEND_PLUS_REMAINDER
in the example EIGHT is the NUMBER, SIX is the DIVISOR, ONE is the DIVIDEND(result) and T is the REMAINDER.
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ABcDexter
Posts: 77
Country : India | amitsowani - 2026-10-01 6:09 AM
Question copied over from WSC forum:
In 10. LONG DIVISION what does it mean ONE on the top? Is that the result of division?
the long division is in the format NUMBER = DIVISOR*DIVIDEND_PLUS_REMAINDER
in the example EIGHT is the NUMBER, SIX is the DIVISOR, ONE is the DIVIDEND(result) and T is the REMAINDER.
In LONG DIVISION, T/Remainder can be 0, right? |
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amitsowani
Posts: 401
Country : India | ABcDexter - 2026-10-03 11:00 AM
amitsowani - 2026-10-01 6:09 AM
Question copied over from WSC forum:
In 10. LONG DIVISION what does it mean ONE on the top? Is that the result of division?
the long division is in the format NUMBER = DIVISOR*DIVIDEND_PLUS_REMAINDER
in the example EIGHT is the NUMBER, SIX is the DIVISOR, ONE is the DIVIDEND(result) and T is the REMAINDER.
In LONG DIVISION, T/Remainder can be 0, right?
Yes, the remainder can be zero. |
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pinkagape
Posts: 35
Country : United Kingdom | In Diagramless Crossword, do we need to add the numbers for the clues? |
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amitsowani
Posts: 401
Country : India | pinkagape - 2026-10-04 10:00 PM
In Diagramless Crossword, do we need to add the numbers for the clues?
Placing the words in the grid is sufficient for receiving full credit, marking the clues is not necessary. |
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Christian
Posts: 8
Country : France | In Diagramless Crossword, for the words crossing both at their first letter, will there be a unique commun clue, or two different clues in the same cell ? |
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vopani
Posts: 752
Country : India | vopani posted @ 2026-10-08 4:01 PM Christian - 2026-10-08 2:22 PM
In Diagramless Crossword, for the words crossing both at their first letter, will there be a unique commun clue, or two different clues in the same cell ?
The clue number at the first starting letter will be same (common ) in this case. Like how a regular crossword puzzle is numbered. |
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