Carter wants to use the model above to solve 273 ÷ 13. Explain how he would find parts A, B, and C of the model. Unfortunately I can’t show the model because “it hurts their feelings”

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Carter wants to use the model above to solve 273 ÷ 13. Explain how he would find parts A, B, and C of the model. Unfortunately I can’t show the model because “it hurts their feelings”

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Answer: I know 273 divided by 13 is 21 but without the model I don't know what else you need. sorry!

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Answer: The answer to the division problem is 21

Matt Reynolds answered May 17, 2023

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