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1. Using powers of 10, which would be the best choice for the first number to subtract in the division problem 956 ÷ 87?

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fgiga [73]3 years ago

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not sure i it is one of these answers but if so , it d

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1. Using powers of 10, which would be the best choice for the first number to subtract in the division problem 956 ÷ 87?​

1. Using powers of 10, which would be the best choice for the first number to subtract in the division problem 956 ÷ 87?