Module 5 Day 2 Challenge Part 3

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Question. What does it mean by "Then, the value of a digit in its place is exactly the sum you get when you add up these stray 1's"?
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I had some questions and small discoveries.
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@sincereseagull This is a great observation! There definitely exist negative remainders, and they are incredibly useful when we want to find the remainder of a product of numbers that are multiplied together. Prof. Loh covers negative remainders in Day 1 Challenge Part 7, Day 1 Your Turn Part 2, Day 3 Your Turn Part 3, and Day 4 Challenge Part 4.

Question. What does it mean by "Then, the value of a digit in its place is exactly the sum you get when you add up these stray 1's"? • InTeReStInG

I had some questions and small discoveries. • sincereseagull

Question. What does it mean by "Then, the value of a digit in its place is exactly the sum you get when you add up these stray 1's"?
• InTeReStInG

I had some questions and small discoveries.
• sincereseagull