11₁₀ in binary is 1011₂. 10₁₀ in binary is 1010₂. 1011₂ ÷ 1010₂ = 1.00110011... but likely they want integer division? 11 ÷ 10 = 1 remainder 1. In binary: quotient = 1₂, remainder = 1₂. But answer might be 1.1₂? Actually 11/10 = 1.1₁₀. Convert 1.1₁₀ to binary: 1₁₀ = 1₂, 0.1₁₀ in binary is recurring 0.000110011... Not neat. The question likely expects integer division quotient. Given the context, answer is 1 remainder 1. But the instruction says 'giving your answer in base two', so maybe 1.000110011...? Not sure. Perhaps they want 1.1₂? But 1.1₂ = 1.5₁₀, not correct. Let's assume they want quotient in binary: 11₁₀ = 1011₂, 10₁₀ = 1010₂, division: 1011₂ ÷ 1010₂ = 1₂ remainder 1₂. So quotient = 1₂.

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• Mid-point of A Line
• Equation of a Straight Line
• Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
• COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS