# 100 mod 7

Welcome to 100 mod 7, our post which explains the mathematical operation 100 modulus 7. This is also known as remainder of 100 divided by 7, and if you have been looking for 100 modulo 7, then you are right here, too. Read on to find the 100 mod 7 value as well as the math in a nutshell.

## 100 Modulo 7

100 modulus 7 stands for the Euclidean division discussed, defined and explained in full detail on our home page. The result of this modulo operation is:

100 mod 7 = 2

100 is the dividend, 7 is the divisor (modulo), 14 is the quotient explained below, and 2 is called the remainder. The division rest of 100 by 7 equals 2, and the value of the quotient is 14.

Proof: 100 = (7×14) + 2. Note that there is no other quotient q than 14, and that there is no other remainder r than 2 which solves the equation 100 = (7×q) + r and 0 ≤ r < 7; r $\in \mathbb{R}$; q $\in \mathbb{Z}$.

Now that you understand what 100 mod 7 means, it’s time to zoom in on how this modulo operation is actually calculated. Step by step, easy and straight to the point.

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## How is 100 mod 7 Calculated?

To obtain 100mod7 conduct these three steps:

1. Integer division (result without fractional part) of dividend by modulus: 100 / 7 = 14
2. Multiplication of the result right above (14) by the divisor (7): 14 × 7 = 98
3. Subtraction of the result right above (98) from the dividend (100): 100 – 98 = 2.

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## Remainder of 100 Divided by 7

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