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Can someone explain to me how to do division? And also long division since I’m bad at explaining
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Can someone explain to me how to do division? And also long division since I’m bad at explaining
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divison is easy! all you have to do is know multiplication, like for example 8 divided by 4 = 2 .. because you can see 4x2 equals 8 so do it from the end to the beginning ( if that makes sense, i’m like really bad at explaining thing sorry )
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