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4 years ago

When you divide a number something smaller than 1 whole, does your number grow or shrink

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faltersainse [42]4 years ago

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When you divide a number smaller than 1 whole it shrinks

Fittoniya [83]4 years ago

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Hi there!

Any time you divide two numbers, whether it's smaller than one whole or not, it's going to get smaller. After all, division is repeated subtraction. What does subtract mean? To shrink, right?

Hope this helped!

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