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What number should be placed in the box to help complete the division calculation? Long division setup showing an incomplete cal

culation. 12 is in the divisor, 6839 is in the dividend, and 5 hundreds and 6 tens is written in the quotient. 6000 is subtracted from 6839 to give 839. An unknown value represented by a box is being subtracted from 839. Numerical Answers Expected! Answer for Blank 1: Look at the pic

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erik [133]3 years ago

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Answer: The answer is 720

Step-by-step explanation: I started off by guessing a random number, i picked 10. So i multiplied 12x10 and i got 120. I added 120 with 120 until i got something close enough (720.) I got it right on the test as well- :)

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