quotient in Greek
quotient in Greek is πηλίκο — quotient means the result you get when one number is divided by another.
quotient in Greek
πηλίκο
Pronounced: piliko
What does "quotient" mean?
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noun The result you get when one number is divided by another.
"Divide 45 by 9 and the quotient is 5."
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noun A measure of how much of a particular quality something or someone has, usually stated as a score or ratio.
"The film has a high schmaltz quotient."
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quotient in a sentence
- Divide 45 by 9 and the quotient is 5.
- In long division, write the quotient above the line and the remainder beside it.
- The film has a high schmaltz quotient.
- Recruiters now talk about emotional quotient as much as IQ.
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What is "quotient" in Greek?
"quotient" in Greek is πηλίκο. quotient means: The result you get when one number is divided by another.
How do you pronounce πηλίκο?
"quotient" in Greek is πηλίκο, pronounced "piliko".
How do you use "quotient" in a sentence?
Example: "Divide 45 by 9 and the quotient is 5." In Greek, "quotient" is πηλίκο.
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