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I do Sarah

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Is

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As a result of this year

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Omg I'm so mad

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Really Really Sarah

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So!!!!!!!!,!!!!!!!

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Our life and my life is DIFFERENT

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Not my problem

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What and chill girl

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No I am good

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Hi Sarah

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What's up

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It is not letting me

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Sunny?

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Hello

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How muchlongre

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Hi Sunny

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SUNNY ARE YOU THERE?

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SARAH ARE YOU THERE

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Omg stop HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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over what happend at KUMON

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Girl is ok because

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Ohoh

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What up

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Sarah

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Hi
By sunny

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if you was dividing 99 by

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:3 ~By Ava

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Also I think the rule of tens is any number that ends in a zero like tens, Hundreds, Thousands, 

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Also I think the rule of tens is any number that ends in a zero like tens, Hundreds, Thousands, 

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Ten thousands, Hundred thousands, Millions, ten Millions,Hundred Millions, Billions -w-
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One rule is to try find you a basic factors witch is the first or the 2 or 3 number 

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One rule is to try find you a basic factors witch is the first or the 2 or 3 number 

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I think you multiply before you divide a number to make it easier to divide the anwser because multipation is backwards to di

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I think you multiply before you divide a number to make it easier to divide the anwser because multipation is backwards to di

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one rule is you can skip count by the divisor and keep counting until you get to the dividend number

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one rule is you can skip count by the divisor and keep counting until you get to the dividend number

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I think 1 rule is if you are dividing 2 numbers like 810 divided by 9 you can  take one 0 away and multiply the divisor to get to the number your looking for so 810 divided by 9=90 and what I think is 9 x 9=81 and 9 x 90= 810.

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I think 1 rule is if you are dividing 2 numbers like 810 divided by 9 you can  take one 0 away and multiply the divisor to get to the number your looking for so 810 divided by 9=90 and what I think is 9 x 9=81 and 9 x 90= 810.

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I think that you  think of the one digit  problem then you put the answer  then you add the zeros. But  the last one you put 5 zeros instead of 6, and the first one, say if it was 150 dived by 3 that would equal 50. :>

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I think that you  think of the one digit  problem then you put the answer  then you add the zeros. But  the last one you put 5 zeros instead of 6, and the first one, say if it was 150 dived by 3 that would equal 50. :>

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when you divide, it is the same as multiplying, and you will get the answer right by checking with multiplication.

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when you divide, it is the same as multiplying, and you will get the answer right by checking with multiplication.

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I think one rule is that

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One rule is you can't multiply with a small number by a big number. So if you multiply with a small number first you would get an wrong an 

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One rule is you can't multiply with a small number by a big number. So if you multiply with a small number first you would get an wrong an 

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when you divide skip count the divisor until the first two or three numbers are the same as the dividend first numbers

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when you divide skip count the divisor until the first two or three numbers are the same as the dividend first numbers

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by Aidan W

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I think that the pattern is that every time they are all adding another 0 but not the first 2.

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I think that the pattern is that every time they are all adding another 0 but not the first 2.

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I think you do 10 groups of 10 and you can add another 10 to it for

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I think you do 10 groups of 10 and you can add another 10 to it for

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my rule is if you x or divide any  number by 10 100 or 1000 it would only end in zero or you would annex it to the problem your trying to solve like 10x5 are easy fact is 1x5 annex the zero to the answer of 1x5=5 so 10x5=5 annex the zero so it = 50 so 10 divided by 50 =5 its just x backwords.

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my rule is if you x or divide any  number by 10 100 or 1000 it would only end in zero or you would annex it to the problem your trying to solve like 10x5 are easy fact is 1x5 annex the zero to the answer of 1x5=5 so 10x5=5 annex the zero so it = 50 so 10 divided by 50 =5 its just x backwords.

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I think one rule is you cross out how many zeros are in the diviso

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I think a rule is if you divided 100,10,or 1s you get a quotient that is a mutile of

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my rule is that you need to look at both numbers the dividend and the divisor and make sure the dividend  is a multiple of the divisor.for ex 810,000 divided by 90 look at the 9 and 81 divided by 9= 9.

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What kind of rule will we come up with?