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Divide. You shouldn't have any wrong answers because you can always check your results with multiplication.
$$7 9 \div { 4 8 , 0 3 2 }$$

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Division with Whole Numbers

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For exercise 18 We have four and 3/10 times nine and 2/10 three times two is 64 times two is eight. See You Goes there nine times 3 is 27, nine times 4 is 36 plus two. It's 30 eight. Bring down the six. This is 15 carry the 1, 9 and three We have who I have two times plus. We have 39 56 hundreds as our solution. Now, looking at an estimate, I suppose this is for and nine four times nine he's 36.

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