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4 years ago

How to divide 5÷88 Because I really need help

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You would divide five into eighty-eight by 17. You will get three. Add a decimal after the 8 in 88. After you add the decimal add a zero after the decimal. Bring down the zero and you get 30. Five goes into thirty six times. So your answer will be 17.6

ruslelena [56]4 years ago

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Well we need to buy your answer will end up being 17.6 . It is not as hard you just have to follow the very simple steps and rules that apply to how to divide the certain kind of numbers.

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