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so every number add a zero you Annex a zero. so say if had 6 divided by 2 you would have 3 then if you did 60 divided by 2 you would Annex a zero then so on . . . .

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What I think the rule is that first you have to use your division facts to help yoou solve you problem

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step 1 is to do the basic fact

step 2 is to find how many zeros are in the dividend

step 3 is to annex the zeros

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When  you annex you have to add zeros. Say it is a million you have to annex six zeros since a million has six zeros

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When  you annex you have to add zeros. Say it is a million you have to annex six zeros since a million has six zeros

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I think the rule is to find the basic fact and then annex the zeros or zero. Shafin Chowdhury

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the rule is to look for a basic fact for example 40000 divided by 8 that gets you 5 and then you add the zeros 

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the rule is to look for a basic fact for example 40000 divided by 8 that gets you 5 and then you add the zeros 

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First, you should find the basic fact.

Next, you should find out how many zeros are in the dividend.

Finally, annex the zeros.

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For an example is 350 divided by 7. You have to first do 35 divided by 7. Then you annex the one zero so you should get 50

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For an example is 350 divided by 7. You have to first do 35 divided by 7. Then you annex the one zero so you should get 50

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by Jayden the GOAT

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First, find the basic fact of division. Then, annex the zeros. A tip is multiply the quotient by the divisor. If the basic fact is when multiplying is ending with a zero, still, take the first two numbers and divide it by the divisor again. BUT, ONLY annex the LAST zero. - CHINMAY

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The rule should be annex the zeros at the end. so say you have 4,000 divided by 2 first do 40 divided by 2 then do the rest by working up like 400 divided by 2 then 4,000 then since the answer to 40 divided by 2 is 20 the next answer to 400 divided by 2 would be 200 and 4,000 divided by 2  would be 2,000.

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The rule should be annex the zeros at the end. so say you have 4,000 divided by 2 first do 40 divided by 2 then do the rest by working up like 400 divided by 2 then 4,000 then since the answer to 40 divided by 2 is 20 the next answer to 400 divided by 2 would be 200 and 4,000 divided by 2  would be 2,000.

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a person you won't know/ Dylan | Have a good day c:

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The rule is to first divide the two numbers then annex the zeros to get your quotient

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The rule is to first divide the two numbers then annex the zeros to get your quotient

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also by Jayden the GOAT

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The rule may be first, you do a basic fact for example, say you have to do 40,000 you could just do 40 divided 8 and that equals 5 you could just add three zero's after that. I think that may be the rule.  

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The rule may be first, you do a basic fact for example, say you have to do 40,000 you could just do 40 divided 8 and that equals 5 you could just add three zero's after that. I think that may be the rule.  

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The best person ever: Landon Bevridge no I'm not kidding take me seriously please.
It is now called the LANDON RULE! NO one can copy the LANDON RULE like Ruby that copy me. Also Sean don't make me burn you.

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you take zeros away until you have one zero left on the dividend and no zeros left on the divisor.Then you divide that the annex the amount of zeros you took away.

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The rule is that you need to annex the zeros from the numbers and divide the numbers at first. With this info take it and use it in a problem. 35,000 divided by 5 annex the zeros that's from 35,000 you have 3 zeros now divide 35 divided by 5 equals 7. Annex the zeros to 7. You'll get 7,000. You can check your work by 7,000 x 5 =35,000.

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The Rule should be to annex the zeros. To annex the zeros you could look at the basic fact then, find out how many zeros are in the dividend then take the zeros and put them onto the quotient. One example is 3,600 divided by 9. You can use the basic fact 36 divided by 9 which is 4. After that, you take the zeros from the dividend which is 2 zeros and annex them which makes the quotient 400. 

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The Rule should be to annex the zeros. To annex the zeros you could look at the basic fact then, find out how many zeros are in the dividend then take the zeros and put them onto the quotient. One example is 3,600 divided by 9. You can use the basic fact 36 divided by 9 which is 4. After that, you take the zeros from the dividend which is 2 zeros and annex them which makes the quotient 400. 

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Rule By Audrey

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to annex the zeros. When you annex the Zeros you find the basic fact and solve it .Then see how may zeros are in the dividend and add them to the answer of the basic fact. For example: You want to do 64000 divided by 8. The basic fact is 64 divided by 8 =8. Then annex the 3 zeros from 64000 to 8 and you get 8000. So 64000 divided by 8=8000.

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I think the rule is when you annex a zero to the dividend and the divisor the answer stays the same as if you divided the dividend by the  ones. If you annex a zero to just the dividend then you just annex a zero to the answer of when you annex the zeros to the dividend and divisor. This is all figured out with your basic facts. So, if you get an equation that is big start with the ones then keep annexing the zeros to the dividend and divisor. Basic facts really help. 

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I think the rule is when you annex a zero to the dividend and the divisor the answer stays the same as if you divided the dividend by the  ones. If you annex a zero to just the dividend then you just annex a zero to the answer of when you annex the zeros to the dividend and divisor. This is all figured out with your basic facts. So, if you get an equation that is big start with the ones then keep annexing the zeros to the dividend and divisor. Basic facts really help. 

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Example
81,000 divided by 90 equals 900
810,000 divided by 900 equals 900
8,100,000 divided by 900 equals 9000

THE END

Karly Keener

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When you divide, you do the basic fact first then you annex the 0. To determine how many 0's you include in the quotient, look at the dividend and divisor and add as many 0's as the dividend and divisor have to your quotient. To check your answer, you multiply the divisor with the quotient. For example, let's look at 150 divided by 3. The basic fact is 15 divided by 3, which equals 5. Next, let's see how many 0's there are in the dividend and divisor. There is 1 zero, so we add 1 zero to 5. So, the answer is 50.

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When you divide, you do the basic fact first then you annex the 0. To determine how many 0's you include in the quotient, look at the dividend and divisor and add as many 0's as the dividend and divisor have to your quotient. To check your answer, you multiply the divisor with the quotient. For example, let's look at 150 divided by 3. The basic fact is 15 divided by 3, which equals 5. Next, let's see how many 0's there are in the dividend and divisor. There is 1 zero, so we add 1 zero to 5. So, the answer is 50.

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The rule should be that you do basic division then you annex the 0's from the divisor and the dividend into the quotient of the division problem and you have your answer/quotient.

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The rule should be that you do basic division then you annex the 0's from the divisor and the dividend into the quotient of the division problem and you have your answer/quotient.

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Ex. 15,000,000 divided by 50 = 300,000
-Sean (The person better than LANDON. Take me more serious. It's called the SEAN RULE.)

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You should use your basic divison or multiplication facts to figure out the base fact and divide the number of zeros by the number of zeros in the divisor and annex them to the base awnser.

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You should use your basic divison or multiplication facts to figure out the base fact and divide the number of zeros by the number of zeros in the divisor and annex them to the base awnser.

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maxmax aka rekr 2000p
ps Im gunna win harharhar

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You have to find a multiplication problem that matches the division problem. This my thinking. Shaurya the GOD!!!!!!!!!!

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A rule should be that when you are finding the quotient, you do the basic fact first. Then annex the zero. For example, 4000 divided by 50, the basic fact is 40 divided by 5 which equals 8. Then annex the zeros, their is two zeros because the next zero is to 40. So the number is 80.

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A rule should be that when you are finding the quotient, you do the basic fact first. Then annex the zero. For example, 4000 divided by 50, the basic fact is 40 divided by 5 which equals 8. Then annex the zeros, their is two zeros because the next zero is to 40. So the number is 80.

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- Xander Jabon the chicken (the not smart person in the world :/ )

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The rule is that first, you do the basic part of the problem. Next, you annex on the 0's from dividen to the quotient. For example:

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The rule is that first, you do the basic part of the problem. Next, you annex on the 0's from dividen to the quotient. For example:

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one hundred fifty divided by three is fifty
This is because I took the 1 0 from the number 150 which is the dividen. Another example with a bigger number is:
fifteen million divided by thirty is fifty thousand
You can check your answer by doing multiplication to make sure you get the correct answer. This is what I think the rule is in division. Another way to say it is to use the number above 0 in the dividen and divide it by the divisor. Next annex the 0's from the divisor. I hope you have learned a lot from my long paragraph. Have a great day of learning!
-Jenna Harris!

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the rule that tells us the quotient is If you have two numbers the equal a ten like 8 and 5 that equals 40 so if your doing 40,000 divided by 80 you can take 400 from 40,000 and 8 from 80 you can divide that because that is easier and then annex the left over zeroes from 40,000 and annex them to you answer of 400 divided by 8 which equals five and annex the 2 zeroes to 5 which gets me 500. That also works for all multiples of 10, 100, and 1000

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the rule that tells us the quotient is If you have two numbers the equal a ten like 8 and 5 that equals 40 so if your doing 40,000 divided by 80 you can take 400 from 40,000 and 8 from 80 you can divide that because that is easier and then annex the left over zeroes from 40,000 and annex them to you answer of 400 divided by 8 which equals five and annex the 2 zeroes to 5 which gets me 500. That also works for all multiples of 10, 100, and 1000

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The work of the awesome, wonderful, Connor Shay better than Sean and Landon.

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The rule should be to divide the basic fact then annex the zeros. Example: 810,000 divided by 90. The basic fact is 81 divided by 9. 81 divided by 9 = 9 . After, you annex the zeros to 9. 810,000 divided by 90 = 900,000.

!~Chelsea Tran~!

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When you are dividing a multiple of 10, 100, or 1,000 by a 10 under 100 you find a basic fact then you annex a zero from the multiple of 10, 100, or 1,000. Example: 400,000 divided by 20 you do your basic fact 4 divided by 2 equals 2. Now you put a 2 instead of a 4 making it 200,000. Then you annex a zero from 200,000 because you only used 2 instead of 20 so you annex the zero making it 20,000. That is right because 20,000 x 20= 400,000. It is annexing the zero.