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To solve 4÷13, Matthew thinks about blocks that each weigh 13 pound and how many blocks he would need to put on a scale so that the total weight was 4 pounds. What is the quotient of 4 and 13? PLEASE PLEASE
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To solve 4÷13, Matthew thinks about blocks that each weigh 13 pound and how many blocks he would need to put on a scale so that the total weight was 4 pounds.

What is the quotient of 4 and 13? PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE ANSWER ASAP

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the Answer is 12

Explanation:

User Anuj Aneja
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Answer: 0.31

Explanation:

Simple division.

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