Division

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Mathematics

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1st - 5th Grade

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Cade Leonard

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Division

Hi! I am back. today we are study division.

Definition of division

Division is repeated subtraction.

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There were 4 carrots & 4 rabbits. Each rabbit wanted 1 carrot. How many carrots will each rabbit get?

No. of carrots:4

No. of rabbits:4

Ans: Each rabbit will get 1 carrot.

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