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3 years ago

Show me how to solve 384 divided by 55

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sveticcg [70]3 years ago

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Answer:

36R24 dont know if this is correct becuase i typed this out and i did not use my regular way becuase it typed it out and not write it in numbers

Step-by-step explanation:

ok its kind of hard to explain on a computer but I will try.

1. put the big number under the house and put the smallest number knocking on the door so (this is long division) in this case it would be 384 under the house and 55 knocking on the door.

2. you then ask your self how much times can 55 go in to 3 you be thinking I cant do that so you add a zero on top of the house (be sure to line up the place values) then ask your self how much times could 55 go in to 38 you may be thinking you cant do that either so you add a zero on top of the house then ask your self how much times can 55 go in to

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