Quotient In A Sentence

Definition of Quotient

• Take the quotient of the given year divided by 4, neglecting the remainder (321).
• Divide by the atomic weights of the respective elements, and the quotient will be the number of atoms present.
• They have about the same intelligence quotient that we have, and are physically almost identical except for our induced modifications.
• The totals gained by the respective lists are then divided by the quotient thus obtained and the seats allotted to the lists accordingly.
• The largest quotient is 1384, and this figure, which is taken as the new quota, allows of the allotment of fifteen seats.
• The terms sum, remainder, product, and quotient are frequently applied indiscriminately in the four ground rules of arithmetic.
• Creed having been the quotient of an Apostolic 'pic-nic', to which each of the twelve contributed his several 'symbolum'.
• The ratio of representation in the house is ascertained by dividing the whole population of the state by the number one hundred; the quotient being the ratio for the next ten years.

• The quotient in this case is 1000.
• There is only one non-recurring partial quotient a1.
• Take the quotient of III.
• Take the quotient of the given year divided by 4, neglecting the remainder.
• Upon completion of the division, the quotient is in the In-Out Register.