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Need to see how you divide 247÷100

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IrinaK [193]3 years ago

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It's very easy to divide 100 into a number because although it might be a decimal, there is no really difficult dividing going on.

100 goes into 247
2 times and then there is .47 remaining. This means 100 cannot be divided equally into this number but it will be a decimal.

Your answer would look like this:

2.47

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