What is 45 divided into 6 show how you got

1 answer:

8 0

So 45/6
to make it easier, you can simplify by finding the 'ones' exg 4/8=1/2 because 1/2 times 4/4=4/8

45/6=15/2 times 3/3=15/2 and 15 is close to 14 so 14/2=7 and 1/2=.5 so
7.5 is the answer

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