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3 years ago

How many timnes does 43 go into 93

2 answers:

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43 can fit into 93 two whole times.

After that, there's only room for another 7 inside the 93,
so there's no way to stuff the whole 43 in there again.

SpyIntel [72]3 years ago

5 0

Lets write this out:-

93 ÷ 43 = <span>2.16279......

So, 43 goes in to 93 2 times. Lets see how what the remainder will be:-

43 + 43 = 86
93 - 86 = 7

So, 43 goes in to 93, 2 times with remainder 7.

93 </span>÷ 43 = 2 R7

Hope I helped ya!!

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