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3 years ago

Draw a quick picture 143 divided by 11 equals 13

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U would draw out 143 by drawing a box, then one stick at the bottom, then three sticks at the right side of the box. You would also have three small circles where the lines intersect... I am not good at explaining, but i hope i helped u a little bit

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