Godsage:

Wrong.
7= VII
5+2= V+II

7/5 = V+II divided by V


= 1+ II/V (answer in roman numeral)

The answer is = 1+2/5


If u reverse it.. U will get 7/5 back

SOLVED

U get sense bro but not withstanding, the op correct too.

2019elections:


Even ur mod 3 is wrong sir. How can u add 3 to only numerator? Haba!

7 = 1 mod 3 and 5 = 2 mod 3..
Therefore, 7/5 = 1/2...
Ur mata de wrong sir.

Sir you don't understand modular arithmetics
You only increase the numerator by the mod if the division give a remainder

ifada123:

Sir you don't understand modular arithmetics
You only increase the numerator by the mod if the division give a remainder

Smh

So,

3÷1 = 2?

Bros, you're trapped.

titiloyeblog:
So,

3÷1 = 2?

Bros, you're trapped.

Where u take see 3?

Lol...home teachers needed at lekki phrase 1...go teach dem dat one,na from there u Dey enter prison .

2019elections:


Where u take see 3?

Indirectly, that's what the post is saying.

3÷1= 2

III ÷ I = II = 2

Agreed?

titiloyeblog:


Indirectly, that's what the post is saying.

3÷1= 2

III ÷ I = II = 2

Agreed?

Yes na

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owolabiza:
ok let's try

7-2

VII-II= II(V-1)
=II(7)
=2(7)
=14.

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How can u have both 1 and I on same page?

2019elections:

How can u have both 1 and I on same page?

ooh..true..
beans..

Chairis:
Not correct.
Even if we decide to go by his method

7÷5= VII/V
V cancels V will give 1 (I in Roma Numeral)
Therefore the final result will be III.

he is correct becouse,if v cancels v means the one you ge would be multiplied by the rest of the roman figures which will lead to thesame result.....abi