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3 years ago

What 6 divided by 108 long divison

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enyata [817]3 years ago

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The answer is 18

1) 6 goes into the first digit of the dividend which is one. 0 times so you put 0 on the top

2) then multiple 6•0 which is 0 so you put that below the dividend

3) subtract 1-0 which is 1 and write it below

4) move the second digit of the dividend (0)

5) the divisor 6 goes into the bottom number 10, 1 time so put the 1 on the top.

6) multiply the divisor (6•1=6) then write that below the ten.

7) subtract 10-6 which equals 4 and write that on the bottom

8) move down the last digit of the dividend to make 48.

9) the divisor 6 goes into the bottom number 48, 8 times so put 8 on the top

10) multiple the divisor (6•8=48) so put that on the bottom

11) subtract 48-48 which is 0 write that on the bottom

So the answer is 18 with a 0 remainder

Vinvika [58]3 years ago

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Answer: 18

Step-by-step explanation:

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