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Simon is calculating 91600 ÷ 50 mentally. He first calculates 91600 ÷ 100 and gets 916. What should he do to 916 now
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Simon is calculating 91600 ÷ 50 mentally. He first calculates 91600 ÷ 100 and gets 916. What should he do to 916 now

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Now Simon should multiply 916 by 2.

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Now Simon should multiply 916 by 2.

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