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Billy starts counting backwards by 7, starting at 5907. when he reaches a single-digit number, he stops counting. what is the nu

mber he stops at ?
pls give me a correct method to do it. thx

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Akimi4 [234]2 years ago

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If you do 5907/7 you will get 843.85714
Do 843*7=5901.
Then do 5907-5901=6
The final answer you will get is 6.

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