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4 years ago

Can enyone put 457÷4 in long division and show me a picture of it

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457 divided by 4 118.75 i do not have the long division but you basically just put 4 into 457 and stuff so you do 4 into 45 which is 11.25 then 4 into 7
Which is 1.75 then put that together getting 118.75

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