What is longdivision 125/7 ?

The solution to longdivision 125/7 is 17.85714…

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125/7

Solution

long division

\frac{125}{7}

Solution

17.85714 \dots

Solution steps

\frac{125}{7}

Write the problem in long division format

7 \overline{∣ 125}

Divide

12

7

to get

1

Divide

12

7

to get

1

1 7 \overline{∣ 125}

Multiply the quotient digit

(1)

by the divisor

7

1 7 \overline{∣ 125} \underline{7}

Subtract

7

from

12

1 7 \overline{∣ 125} \underline{7} 5

Bring down the next number of the dividend

1 7 \overline{∣ 125} \underline{7} 55

1 7 \overline{∣ 125} \underline{7} 55

Divide

55

7

to get

7

Divide

55

7

to get

7

17 7 \overline{∣ 125} \underline{7} 55

Multiply the quotient digit

(7)

by the divisor

7

17 7 \overline{∣ 125} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49}

Subtract

49

from

55

17 7 \overline{∣ 125} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 6

Add a decimal place and a zero to the dividendBring down the zero from the dividend

17. 7 \overline{∣ 125.0} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60

17. 7 \overline{∣ 125.0} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60

Divide

60

7

to get

8

Divide

60

7

to get

8

17.8 7 \overline{∣ 125.0} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60

Multiply the quotient digit

(8)

by the divisor

7

17.8 7 \overline{∣ 125.0} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56}

Subtract

56

from

60

17.8 7 \overline{∣ 125.0} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 4

Add a zero to the dividendBring down the zero from the dividend

17.8 7 \overline{∣ 125.00} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40

17.8 7 \overline{∣ 125.00} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40

Divide

40

7

to get

5

Divide

40

7

to get

5

17.85 7 \overline{∣ 125.00} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40

Multiply the quotient digit

(5)

by the divisor

7

17.85 7 \overline{∣ 125.00} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35}

Subtract

35

from

40

17.85 7 \overline{∣ 125.00} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 5

Add a zero to the dividendBring down the zero from the dividend

17.85 7 \overline{∣ 125.000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50

17.85 7 \overline{∣ 125.000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50

Divide

50

7

to get

7

Divide

50

7

to get

7

17.857 7 \overline{∣ 125.000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50

Multiply the quotient digit

(7)

by the divisor

7

17.857 7 \overline{∣ 125.000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49}

Subtract

49

from

50

17.857 7 \overline{∣ 125.000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 1

Add a zero to the dividendBring down the zero from the dividend

17.857 7 \overline{∣ 125.0000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10

17.857 7 \overline{∣ 125.0000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10

Divide

10

7

to get

1

Divide

10

7

to get

1

17.8571 7 \overline{∣ 125.0000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10

Multiply the quotient digit

(1)

by the divisor

7

17.8571 7 \overline{∣ 125.0000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10 \underline{7}

Subtract

7

from

10

17.8571 7 \overline{∣ 125.0000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10 \underline{7} 3

Add a zero to the dividendBring down the zero from the dividend

17.8571 7 \overline{∣ 125.00000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10 \underline{7} 30

17.8571 7 \overline{∣ 125.00000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10 \underline{7} 30

Divide

30

7

to get

4

Divide

30

7

to get

4

17.85714 7 \overline{∣ 125.00000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10 \underline{7} 30

Multiply the quotient digit

(4)

by the divisor

7

17.85714 7 \overline{∣ 125.00000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10 \underline{7} 30 \underline{28}

Subtract

28

from

30

17.85714 7 \overline{∣ 125.00000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10 \underline{7} 30 \underline{28} 2

17.85714 7 \overline{∣ 125.00000} \underline{7} 55 \underline{49} 60 \underline{56} 40 \underline{35} 50 \underline{49} 10 \underline{7} 30 \underline{28} 2

Stopping at 5 decimal places

The solution for Long Division of

\frac{125}{7}

17.85714 \dots

17.85714 \dots

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What is longdivision 125/7 ?
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