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Thirty-three divided by two equals sixteen and one half, or 16.5. Long division reaches the same result by taking sixteen whole groups of two, leaving one, and then expressing that remainder as one half. This small example can be checked directly by multiplying 16.5 by two to recover thirty-three.
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