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How many times does 8 go in 37?
4 remainder 5
How many times can 758 go into 3069?
4, remainder 37
How many times does 8 go in to 37?
4 with 5 remaining 37 - 5 = 32 = 8 x 4
Which property justifies that 4 times 37 times times 25 equals 4 times 25 times 37?
The commutative property.
Can 4 times a number equal 37?
4 does not divide into 37 evenly, 37 is a prime number so only 1 and 37 divide into evenly. Only 9.25 will divide 4 times into 37.
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