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Plz help // Algebra 1 // - Next, multiply the dividend by ten to match the change in the divisor. Move the decimal point to show the new dividend. - I really need a step by step answer on how to get this
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Plz help // Algebra 1 //

- Next, multiply the dividend by ten to match the change in the divisor. Move the decimal point to show the new dividend.

- I really need a step by step answer on how to get this answer. I’ve tried breaking it down multiple times now but it still confuses me. Plz help.

Plz help // Algebra 1 // - Next, multiply the dividend by ten to match the change-example-1
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Let me explain to you. So this is basically like Long Division just your are multiplying the dividen by 10.

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