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Jaya solved the division problem as shown below:
i) What is the mistake she committed?
ii) What is the probable reason for her mistake?
iii) Devise a strategy to overcome her misconception.
What could be the logic behind the following subtraction done by a child:
Represent pictorially
i) 17. and 07
ii)
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