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Mel use partial quotients to find the quotient of 378 ÷3 what could be the partial quotient that Mel found
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Mel use partial quotients to find the quotient of 378 ÷3 what could be the partial quotient that Mel found

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well just divide 378 divided by 3 and its 126
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378 divided by 3 = 126
So your answer is 126
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