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Ok so umm wat I need help wit division

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ok

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whats question

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What's the prob?

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okay whats the questions

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Hol up Its still loading

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Ok

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Srry its loading slow

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its okay

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2/3.74

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Am I right?

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Did you want to know how to do that by hand?

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Yes plz explain

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I am confused

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Conventionally, you can pickup a calculator and do 2 divided by 3.74. This will give you the answer.

If you want to do it by hand, you need to do something called long division.

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Ever done it before?

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Ik wat long division is im just bad at it

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2 divided by 3 .74

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Exactly I'M CONFUSED

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use a calculator

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I dnt want to I want to do it myself

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ok then

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Can someone who is willing to help plz help me

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What I'd do in this situation is convert the decimals into whole numbers to make it easier. So 200 divided by 374

Then in order to divided 200 by 374, we need to 'add a zero' to the end of it.

We get 2000 / 374.

Eyeball the numbers and see how many 374s go into 2000, should get 5. That is the first number of our decimal.

We know it looks like 0.5 something now bc:

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Thank you

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!!!!

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You then basically do the same process of multiplying to the number you're dividing by. Subtraction. Then just doing the regular long division process.

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ok Thx!!!😁

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If that isn't clear, there are lots of videos like this one that also explain the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAOwYjRizk0

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If that isn't clear, there are lots of videos like this one that also explain the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAOwYjRizk0
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Thx!!

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You're welcome