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3 years ago

How can patterns help me divide multiples of 10?

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KengaRu [80]3 years ago

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The most common way it helps is because: when you lay them out you know/ see what you are dividing,

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Probability of drawing third blue marble $=\frac{\text{total blue marble}}{\text{total marbles}}$

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How can patterns help me divide multiples of 10?​

How can patterns help me divide multiples of 10?