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What is next 100000 100 10000 10 1000 Describe your rule?
1 Divide by 1000, multiply by 100
What is the rule when you multiply by 10?
To multiply any number by 10, simply add a zero. Thus: 235 x 10 = 2350 To divide: 235 ÷ 10 = 23.5 put a decimal point one place to the left.
What is the rule for divide by 4?
Four can always divide into the last two digits of a number divisible by 4.
The 'divide and rule' policy employed by the English was developed by the .?
French
What is the rule for divide by 9?
Is the sum of the digits a multiple of 9?
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