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Long division 207 divided by 9 show your work

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mihalych1998 [28]3 years ago

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You break up the 207 into smaller numbers you can work with. 9 can go into 20 a maximum of 2 times, so you subtract 2*9 or 18 from 20. Then, you bring down the 7. 9 goes into 27 exactly 3 times, so you have 9*23=207.

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