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A two-word phrase used to show division in a problem that starts with oc

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zloy xaker [14]2 years ago

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Out of

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A two-word phrase used to show division in a word problem.

Out of is a two-word phrase which is used to show division in a word problem.

Word problems in mathematics often use words such as divided by, per, average, split into, cut into, quotient of, ratio of to denote division (÷)

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