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TLC 4 Division with a Remainder in a Derived Answer

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Updated at July 29th, 2022

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There are times when math is best performed in a Derived Answer, for instance when the answer will be used repeatedly in a form or when the Author doesn't want to show the mechanics to users. Here is a thorough discussion of using simple division in a Derived Answer, along with a discussion on computing and using a remainder. 

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