13 ➗ 16 equals what? please show me in long divison

1 answer:

3 0

Hi , so we have 13 and 16
16 is bigger than 13 , so we add a 0 to 13.
Now we have 130 divided by 16 , our answer is going to be a decimal because the number 0 was added to the number 13.
We have to find a number that times 16 equals to 130 or a number that is the closest one .
16 times 8 equals to 128 , so 8 is the number that goes after the decimal , then we just keep going.
The final answer is .8125

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