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To solve this problem, we'll follow these steps to perform long division:
The division ends here with no remainder, meaning our quotient is complete.
Therefore, the quotient of 845 divided by 13 is .
Since 8 is smaller than 13, division isn't possible. You need to look at the next digit to make 84, which is larger than 13 and can be divided.
Think of multiplication facts: 13 × 6 = 78 and 13 × 7 = 91. Since 84 is between these, 13 goes into 84 exactly 6 times with remainder 6.
No problem! If your multiplication gives a number larger than what you're dividing, try a smaller digit. If it's too small, try a larger digit.
Write the next digit right next to your remainder. So remainder 6 plus digit 5 becomes 65, which you then divide by 13.
A remainder of 0 means the division is exact - no leftover! This confirms that perfectly.
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