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## Overview
The **`Decimal.Divide()` method** is used to divide two decimal numbers. 

## Syntax
```c#
public static decimal Divide (decimal d1, decimal d2);
```
## Parameters
**`d1`**: This is the dividend. We will use this decimal number to divide.

**`d2`**: This is the divisor. We will use this decimal number to divide `d1`.

## Return value
This method returns a decimal value, which is the result of dividing `d1` and `d2`.

## Example


// use System
using System;
// create class
class DecimalDivider
{
    // main method
    static void Main()
    {
      // create decimal values
      decimal d1 = Decimal.Divide(20.10m, 2.0m);
      decimal d2 = Decimal.Divide(40.4m, 5.2m);
      decimal d3 = Decimal.Divide(33.33m, 11.11m);

      // print results
      Console.WriteLine(d1);
      Console.WriteLine(d2);
      Console.WriteLine(d3);
    }
}

## Explanation
We divide decimal numbers with  divisors using the `Decimal.Divide()` method in the code above. In this code:

* Lines 10 to 12: We create the decimal values using `Decimal.Divivde()`.
* Lines 15 to 17: We print the result.

What is the Decimal.Divide() method in C#?

Divides two decimal numbers and returns the result. Usage: `Decimal.Divide(decimal d1, decimal d2)`.