What is 6,394 ÷ 42. is it 150 r9, 152 r40, 152, 152 r10???

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What is 6,394 ÷ 42. is it 150 r9, 152 r40, 152, 152 r10???

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Answer:

It's 152 r10

Explanation:

152 x 42 = 6,384

6,384 + 10 = 6,394

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