What is a standard procedure for dividing by a two-digit divisor.?
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In a standard equation of dividing a two digit divisor one must follow these steps:
1. Double check if the first two digits of the dividend are equal or larger that the divisor. Start dividing if so.
2. Write the answer above the second digit (or third if the first two digits' value is smaller than the divisor).
3. Multiply the answer with the divisor and subtract it from the dividend (digits used).
4. From the answer to the subtraction, add the next digit to the right of the dividend and repeat process until you get the total quotient.
5. In cases of remainders (extra numbers not divisible by the divisor), write them to the right of the quotient.
Please see attached picture for reference.
Hope this helps.
1. Double check if the first two digits of the dividend are equal or larger that the divisor. Start dividing if so.
2. Write the answer above the second digit (or third if the first two digits' value is smaller than the divisor).
3. Multiply the answer with the divisor and subtract it from the dividend (digits used).
4. From the answer to the subtraction, add the next digit to the right of the dividend and repeat process until you get the total quotient.
5. In cases of remainders (extra numbers not divisible by the divisor), write them to the right of the quotient.
Please see attached picture for reference.
Hope this helps.
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Use each clue to eliminate the rows and columns until you have narrowed it down.
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<em>I first read the instructions, eliminating and boxing the possible and impossible options. </em>
<em>If I ever got down to one empty spot in a column or row, I'd make sure to circle that and frequently write it down.</em>
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*The "eliminated" part is a bit confusing, they weren't entirely eliminated. It's just my thought process! I didn't continue to use it. Just remember to group the right things together!
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<u>Conclusion:</u>
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John arrived by bus to Denver to visit his brother.
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