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you add to get the answer

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Josh

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divide

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No LCM OR GCF

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i notice that you used division

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KCF
DAVID

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no lcm or gcf or answer
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kcf

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dasia

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They Both involve division

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she going to divide 4 divide 235

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I noticed that she used addition and division

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I noticed that she used addition and division

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David

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no LCM

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no GCF

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I notice that one of the remanders has one number higher then the other by one.

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I notice that one of the remanders has one number higher then the other by one.

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Braeden

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i notice she divide

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I noticed that  you had remainders in one and the other problem doesn't. that what i noticed

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I had a question. When you showed us these steps in the 2 pictures, which one came first, adding 40+10+5+3= 58? Or did dividing come first????

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i notice remanders

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theres no the numbers are a bit bigger theres no fractions to begin with

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I notice about the the both of them are division.