How to do long division

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For example 20 divide by 5 you would see how many times 5 can go into 20 so then you realize 5 goes into 20, 4 times. So to do division you must figure out the reverse of it so you must know how to multiply. You start by multiplying 5 times 1 and until you reach your answer. If you have a times table sheet. You must follow the number being divided into the bigger number until you see the big number.

Hope this helps.

Setler [38]2 years ago

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Step.1:"How many time do I have to divide"
Step 2:"Multiply"
Step 3:"subtract"
Step 4:Drop it down
Step 5:"If nessisary" Repeat

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