B. Directions Read each question carefully and choose the conect answer. Write the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet. must be equal 1. To determine whether the quotient is terminating, the to zero a quotient b. remainder c. equal d. division 2 In a decimal terminating quotient, the remainder must be a Zero c. more than 5 b. greater than o d. not divisible by 2 3. How do you calculate the quotient if a smaller number is divided by a bigger number? a add many zeros as you can b. add only one zero c. put a decimal point on the right side of the dividend before adding zero and do the process of division d. put a decimal point every time you add zero 4. If the divisor is 9 and the dividend is 10, what is the quotient? a 1.11 b. 0.11 c. 11.11 d. 0.011 5. Is the answer of number 4 question terminating quotient or non-terminating quotient? a. Non-terminating c. unlikely b. most likely d. terminating quotient​