Difference between revisions of "Manuals/calci/MOD"

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MOD(n,d)

This function gives the remainder of the number after dividing with some number.
When we divide two integers we will get the result like this: X/Y= Q with remainder $R$ . Here $X$ is the dividend, $Y$ is the divisor, $Q$ is the Quotient and $R$ is the remainder.So $MOD(n,d)=R$ .
For e.g., MOD(5,2)=1. Here 1 is the remainder.
The $MOD$ function we can write using $INT$ function: $MOD(n,d)=n-d*INT(n/d)$ .
This function will return the result as error when the $d$ value is 0.
Suppose the value of $n$ and $d$ with same sign either '+' or '-',then the result also with same sign.
But $n$ and $d$ are with different then the result will come with the $d$ sign only.

MOD(5,2)=1
MOD(-11,-3)-2
MOD(25,5)=0
MOD(12,-4)=0
MOD(85,-9)=-5
MOD(-52,7)=4
MOD(0,9)=0
MOD(9,0)=NAN
MOD(5.5,2)=1.5

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 <div style="font-size:30px">'''MOD(n,d) '''</div><br/>
-*<math>n</math> is any real number and <math>d</math>is the divisor
+*<math>n</math> is any real number and <math>d</math> is the divisor
 ==Description==
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 *For e.g., MOD(5,2)=1. Here 1 is the remainder.
 *The <math>MOD</math> function we can write using <math>INT</math> function: <math> MOD(n,d)=n-d*INT(n/d)</math>.
-*This function will return the result as error when the d value is 0.
+*This function will return the result as error when the <math>d</math> value is 0.
-*Suppose the value of n and d with same sign either '+' or '-',then the result also with same sign.
+*Suppose the value of <math>n</math> and <math>d</math> with same sign either '+' or '-',then the result also with same sign.
-*But <math> n</math> and <math> d </math>are with different then the result will come with the <math> d </math> sign only.
+*But <math>n</math> and <math>d</math>are with different then the result will come with the <math> d </math> sign only.