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To solve this problem, we'll employ the long division method:
The complete quotient of is , with no remainder. Therefore, the selected answer is the correct one.
The solution to the division is .
Take two digits instead! Since 2 < 8, we use 20 as our first division step. This is completely normal in long division.
Think of your multiplication tables! For 44 ÷ 8, ask: what times 8 gives me close to 44? Since 5 × 8 = 40 and 6 × 8 = 48, use 5.
In this problem we got 0 remainder, but if you have a remainder, you can either leave it as a remainder or continue dividing to get decimal places.
Subtraction shows us the leftover amount that we'll combine with the next digit. It's like figuring out what's left to divide.
Yes! You can check each step as you go. After getting 2, check: 2 × 8 = 16, and 20 - 16 = 4 ✓. This catches errors early!
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