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Explain why, in division, there is sometimes a remainder
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Explain why, in division, there is sometimes a remainder

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There is sometimes a remainder because sometimes a number, like 6, can't go into a number, like 10, equally, so there is a number remaining, and that becomes the remainder.
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ther is a remainder because a number can not go into a nother number equaly
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