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3 years ago

Which strategy would you use to divide 36÷6?explain why you chose that strategy.

2 answers:

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36 divided by 6 is like sharing 36 orranges among 6 people
a a a a a a|---------------------------1st Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------2nd Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------3rd Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------4th Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------5th Person
a a a a a a|---------------------------6th Person

Each person receives 6 oranges evenly so 36/6 = 6
I used this strategy because it is the easiest to understand

makkiz [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

Searching.

Step-by-step explanation:

I would use the strategy of searching one number that multiplied by 6 the result is 36. That strategy is useful to know the inverse operation of division.

36/6 = x (the six is dividing, to pass it to the other side you use the inverse operation, that is multiplication.)

36 = 6x (the result is one number that mulptiplied by 6 is 36).

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