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How can division patterns help us divide multiples of 10

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KengaRu [80]2 years ago

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Division using multiples of 10 is different than how most of us learned how to divide. <span>The idea of multiple is what number can 10 go into without a remainder. That is easy. Ten ends in a zero. Thus 10 goes into numbers ending in zero. An example is 60. Ten ends in a zero; 60 ends in a zero. It will divide evenly. </span>

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