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What is the smallest number divisible by 4?
Every number is divisible by 4. A number less than 4 gives a quotient less than 1 when divided by 4. A number greater than 4 gives a quotient greater than 1 when divided by 4. 4 divided by 4 = 1.
Is the quotient 3.6 divided 9 greater than or less than 1 and why?
Less than 1 because the numerator (3.6) is less than the denominator (9) and both are positive.
Is the quotient 3.6 divided by 9 greater or less than 1?
greater than
How you know that 7 divided by 9 is less than 1?
because 7divided by 9 is less than 1 whole because a whole is bigger than 7/9ths
What is 27 divided by 9?
3
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