Remainder
In general, a remainder is a quantity ``left over'' after performing a particular algorithm. The term is most commonly usedto refer to the number left over when two integers are divided by each other in Integer Division. For example,
, with a remainder of 6. Of course in real division, there is no such thing as a remainder since, forexample, 
.
The term remainder is also sometimes applied to the Residue of a Congruence.
See also Division, Integer Division, Residue (Congruence)- Parabolic Geometry
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