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5 September, 19:27

Explain how you would use repeated subtraction to find 8/2

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  1. 5 September, 22:28
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    First, you subtract 8-2, then subtract 6-2, then subtract 4-2, then subtract 2-2, then you have 0 so you count the amount of times you subtracted. In our case it would be 4 times so 8:2=4.; )
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