Zeros In The Quotient

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This document provides a series of division problems with zeros in the quotient. It uses mnemonic devices like "DOES = DIVIDE" and "McDonald's = MULTIPLY" to help the reader remember steps for long division. There are over 20 division problems presented without showing the work or answers. The document is intended to provide practice dividing numbers that result in zeros in the quotient.

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