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Find the value of the expre \[ 936 \div r \] for \( r=52 \).

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The value of the expression \( 936 \div 52 \) is 18.

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1. Substitute \( r = 52 \) into the expression: \[ 936 \div 52 \] 2. Write the division as a fraction: \[ \frac{936}{52} \] 3. Simplify the fraction by dividing the numerator and the denominator by their greatest common divisor. Notice that \(52 \times 18 = 936\): \[ \frac{936}{52} = 18 \] 4. Therefore, the value of the expression is: \[ 18 \]

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To find the value of the expression \( 936 \div r \) with \( r = 52 \), simply substitute \( r \) with 52: \[ 936 \div 52 \] Now, perform the division: When you divide 936 by 52, you can set it up as: \[ 936 \div 52 = 18 \] Thus, the value of the expression is: \[ 936 \div 52 = 18 \]

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