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Use Long Division. I'd prefer you write it down then show me a photo, but typing it up works fine. Love some help, please and th

anks!

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kari74 [83]3 years ago

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im not going to answer this right now but you should give Socrates a try it shows you how to do it and why it works ect soz

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