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Michelle is checking a division problem by doing the following: 128 × 7 ____ 896 + 3 _____ 899 What problem is Michelle checking? *Please Show Work*
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Michelle is checking a division problem by doing the following: 128
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899
What problem is Michelle checking?
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899/7.....if u plug this into a calculator u will get 128.(and a bunch of decimal numbers).....but u have the whole number 128....so 128 x 7 = 896 + 3 = 899
so the answer to this problem is basically : 899/7 = 128 remainder 3
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