If you have a two digit divisor and a three digit dividend, does the quotient always have to be the

1.       The answer is no.
If you have 2 digit divisor and 3 digit dividend, you cannot assure that the number of digits in the quotient will always be the same. Because it always depends on  what number you are dividing.
For example:
=> 999 / 99, where 999 is our dividend and 99 is our divisor
=> 10.09, so we have 2 digit whole number and a decimal
Now, let’s try another
=> 100 / 99, where 100 is our dividend and 99 is our divisor
=> 1.01, where we only have 1 digit whole number and a decimal.

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