Two examples:
255 ÷ 5 = 51
306 ÷ 6 = 51
Method: Times 51 by a number (51 x 5 = 255) : then divide 255 by answer (255 / 5 = 51).
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yes because 51 divided by 3 equals 17.
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There are 51 hundreds in 5105. This is because 5105 divided by 100 equals 51. In other words, 5105 can be broken down into 51 sets of 100.
To find out how many times 6 fits into 51, you divide 51 by 6. Doing the calculation, 51 divided by 6 equals 8 with a remainder of 3. Therefore, there are 8 whole 6s in 51.
153/3=51
12.75
5.6667
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yes because 51 divided by 3 equals 17.
No. 51 divided by 4 equals 12 with a remainder of 3 or 12.75
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2 goes into 102 51 times. (102 divided by 2 equals 51)
Yes, 153 divided by 3 equals 51.
Applying the rules of BODMAS, 51 + (2/ -9) = 51 + (-0.2222....) = -51.2 recurring (that is, -51.22222...)
17 3 times = 51
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