divisor = भाजक
dividend = लाभांश
quotient=लब्धि
remainder=शेष

 

How to make this application
https://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/divide.html

 

How to make this application
https://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/divide.html

If I remember correctly, this was taught in 4th grade...9 year old children can do this.
I think you should go to your college and ask for a refund. You obviously did not get what you paid for.

 

If I remember correctly, this was taught in 4th grade...9 year old children can do this.
I think you should go to your college and ask for a refund. You obviously did not get what you paid for.

It seems @RRITESH KAKKAR is an aspiring comedian as well as an engineer

 

It seems @RRITESH KAKKAR is an aspiring comedian as well as an engineer

That's the best speculation I've heard about this matter of a fully educated engineer that can't match a 9 year old in math skills.

 

It seems @RRITESH KAKKAR is an aspiring comedian as well as an engineer

I ain't buying that: as saddening as it may be to contemplate the possibility that he is completely, utterly sincere, I do believe that is the case-- and that what we see, in all its polymorphous perplexity, is what we gots.

 

That's the best speculation I've heard about this matter of a fully educated engineer that can't match a 9 year old in math skills.

I ain't buying that: as saddening as it may be to contemplate the possibility that he is completely, utterly sincere, I do believe that is the case-- and that what we see, in all its polymorphous perplexity, is what we gots.

I'm trying struggling, with something less than unqualified success, to convince myself that he's asking how to develop web apps (such as that linked)

How to make this application
https://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/divide.html

How truly hope (or denial?) springs eternal

Best regards
HP

 

Hello,
I was asking this software or programming don't know what is it?

 

This is a combination of at least html, php, css and JavaScript. Before you start with this, work with @Hypatia's Protege and @WBahn. They have put a lot of effort into this thread.

 

Know Everything About India’s Greatest Mathematical Genius Srinivasa Ramanujan
source

 

What is the instantaneous peak voltage at 250° on a 6 V peak sine wave?
at 0* is 0V
at 90* is 6V
at 180 is 0V
at 270* is -6V

 

It seems @RRITESH KAKKAR is an aspiring comedian as well as an engineer

One persons comedian is another persons troll.

 

Hello,

@RRITESH KAKKAR , Please stay ON topic and do not take all kinds of subjects in ONE thread.
HP and Wbahn have already helped you quite a bit.

Bertus

 

@RRITESH KAKKAR

Again, your abortive, 'willy-nilly', behavior is all of unproductive, dubious and highly annoying to those of us whom wish to assist you!

Speaking for myself, continued interest in assisting you with your studies will depend, to no small degree upon your willingness to focus! -- Let's return to the problem of post #972:

Two cars are traveling at 60 mph and 45 mph respectively. If the faster car travels two hours longer and twice as far, then:
What are the distances traveled by each car?
What are the operation times of each car?

Pursuant to its solution, please:
1) Use the technique of simultaneous solution as described in posts #1023 and #1024...
2) Track the units as described in post #1024 and several other posts by @WBahn
3) Stick with the problem until correctly solved (IOW do not change the subject!!!)

During the following week I will have opportunity to 'look in' only a few times per day -- after which I will be more available -- As previously stated, continued assistance on my part is dependent upon your demonstrated willingness to focus - in addition to other outward indications of earnestness on your part!

Best regards
HP

 

I think HP is finally beginning to see why so many people have given up on Ritesh and refuse to help him now. This behavior isn't new, he's done this from the beginning.

 

I think HP is finally beginning to see why so many people have given up on Ritesh and refuse to help him now. This behavior isn't new, he's done this from the beginning.

Indeed...

@RRITESH KAKKAR The 'ball', as it were, is most distinctly in your court! -- Kindly play it well!

With jaded hope
HP

 

Know Everything About India’s Greatest Mathematical Genius Srinivasa Ramanujan

KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT LIFE, THE WORLD AND EVERYTHING.

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/The_Hitchhiker's_Guide_to_the_Galaxy

Spoiler alert: The answer is 42.

 

KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT LIFE, THE WORLD AND EVERYTHING.

https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/The_Hitchhiker's_Guide_to_the_Galaxy

Spoiler alert: The answer is 42.

Yebut (IIRC) -- with the stipulation that the question is not: "What's the numerical representation of the product: 6*7"

Best regards
HP

 

Yebut

A few months ago, I saw that spelled with two (2) b's, as in "Yebbut".
I assumed the author was correct, but I have learned to NEVER believe I'm ahead of HP on spelling, grammar, slang, or languages. Starting now, I will use the form with the single "b" unless HP informs me differently.

ps, That was "Life, the universe, and everything"...I think. Senior moment. D'oh.

 

A few months ago, I saw that spelled with two (2) b's, as in "Yebbut".
I assumed the author was correct, but I have learned to NEVER believe I'm ahead of HP on spelling, grammar, slang, or languages. Starting now, I will use the form with the single "b" unless HP informs me differently...

Actually, I have no idea -- T'is a contraction I've (occasionally) encountered in on-line periodicals, etc... Variants would seem to include: Yebut, Yabut Yebbut and Yabbut -- But it'll always mean "Understood, however..." -- to me

TTFN
HP