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2 years ago

Mariana and Vicky both solved 617 divided 6. Mariana got 12 remainder 5 as her answer. Vicky got 102 remainder 5 as her answer.

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valentina_108 [34]2 years ago

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Answer:

617 ÷ 6

Dividing in order from left to right:

6 into 6 goes once.

6 into 1 doesn't so carry the 1 to the next number

6 into 17 goes twice, remainder 5

So we have: 102 remainder 5.

Vicky is correct.

Serjik [45]2 years ago

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Vicky, because 102x6 is 612 and add 5 you get 617

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