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1 WHAT WE LEARNED ABOUT THIS WEEK BY: GIOVANNI CAPIFALI #3

2 DIVISION AT ITS BEST! Division is very difficult to master but, with a little bit of help you can master it “in the nick of time! For example: You can’t do division problems without the 2 most Important parts the Dividend and the Divisor View the next page to find out more……

3 DIVIDEND AND THE DIVISOR The Dividend is the number that you are dividing by for example 30/5=6 30 is the Dividend. The Divisor is the number you are dividing for example 30/5/=6 5 is the Divisor!

4 THE QUOTIENT The quotient is the product you will receive after you complete a division problem!

5 THE END!

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