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MATHShare and show1. use base-ten blocks to find 182base-ten blocks to divide.1214 Describe the steps you took to find your answer135
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MATHShare and show1. use base-ten blocks to find 182base-ten blocks to divide.1214 Describe the steps you took to find your answer135
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The answer is 13, hopefully this helps
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