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Long division always uses the same pattern of steps. Explore several different problems to discover this pattern. What is the st

ep that follows multiplication? divide multiply subtract bring down

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lora16 [44]3 years ago

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Subtract

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Subtract

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At 7:00 pm the restaurant can seat 50 parties, but takes reservations for 53.
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