Write an article based on this "Download ES File Explorer. Open ES File Explorer. Open the "Download" folder. Select the ZIP file. Tap More. Tap Extract to. Tap OK when prompted. Open the extracted folder."
article: ES File Explorer is a free file manager app for Android that can, among other things, unzip ZIP files. To download it, do the following: Open the {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/1\/1e\/Androidgoogleplay.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/1\/1e\/Androidgoogleplay.png\/26px-Androidgoogleplay.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":531,"bigWidth":"26","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of an Android icon
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<\/p><\/div>"} Google Play Store. Tap the search bar. Type in es file. Tap ES File Explorer File Manager in the drop-down list of results. Tap INSTALL, then tap ACCEPT if prompted. Tap OPEN in the Google Play Store, or tap the ES File Explorer app icon in your Android's App Drawer. You may have to swipe through a few introductory screens and tap START NOW if this is your first time opening ES File Explorer. Tap your Android's default storage location (e.g., Internal Storage), then tap the Download folder. This will open the folder in which your ZIP file is most likely stored. If your ZIP file is stored elsewhere, tap instead the folder in which the ZIP file is stored. Long-press the ZIP file until a checkmark appears in the lower-right corner of the ZIP file's icon. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. A pop-up menu will appear. This option is in the pop-up menu. Doing so opens a pop-up window. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. This will cause the ZIP file to extract to the current folder. Tap the new folder with the same name as the ZIP file. Doing so opens the new folder and allows you to view its contents.

Write an article based on this "Write down your multiplication equation. Use traditional multiplication to multiply the numbers in the left column. Multiply the diagonal digits and add the solutions. Find the final answer by multiplying the digits in the right column."
article: On a piece of paper, write the first double-digit number of the equation on top and the second number directly below it. Draw an equation line below the second number (you will write down the solution to the problem below this line later). For example, if you're using Vedic Math to multiply 20 x 21, write 20 on a piece of paper, then write 21 right below it. Draw the equation line just below the 21. If you're particularly adept at solving math problems in your mind, you can visualize this layout rather than writing it down. It can be helpful, though, to write out the equations when you are first starting out with Vedic multiplication. First, multiply the top left digit of the first number by the bottom left digit of the second number. Write your answer below the equation line, in the left-most column. This number is the first part of the solution. For example, when multiplying 20 x 21, first multiply the 2 (the first, left-side digit in 20) by 2 (the first, left-side digit in 21), which equals 4. Write the 4 below the equation line in the left column. First, multiply the top left column digit with the bottom right column digit. Then, multiply the bottom left column digit with the top right column digit. Add the solutions together and write the answer below the equation line to the right of the solution in the previous step. For example, when multiplying 20 x 21, first multiply the 2 (the top left column digit in the 20) by 1 (the bottom right column digit in 21), which equals 2. Then, multiply 2 (the bottom left column digit in the 21) with 0 (the top right column digit in the 20), which equals 0. Add the solutions, which are 2 and 0, together, which equals 2. Write the 2 below the equation line to the right of the 4 that you've already written below the equation line. Multiply the top digit in the right column by the digit at the bottom of the right column. Write the solution below the equation line in the right-most column. Then, read the number below the equation line left to right to get your final answer to the original equation. For example, when multiplying 20 x 21, multiply 0 (the top digit in the right column) by 1 (the bottom digit in the right column), which equals 0. Write 0 below the equation line to the right of the 4 and the 2 that you already have written down. Then, you can see that the answer to your original equation, 20 x 21, is 420.

Write an article based on this "Determine when to divide phlox. Remove the entire cluster of phlox from the ground. Wash the soil from the roots with a garden hose. Make multiple small divisions from the cluster. Cut the cluster into 2 to 4 smaller clusters by chopping it with the garden shovel."
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Divide phlox while it still looks healthy. The most common mistake home gardeners make when growing phlox is waiting until the plant shows signs of failing or over-crowding before they divide it. As a rule of thumb, allow the diameter of the plant cluster to grow to the same width as the plant's height before dividing it. Divide the phlox sooner if the plant becomes over-crowded, or if the center of the plant fails to bloom and produces less foliage. Divide phlox in early spring, late summer or early fall. Phlox division is most successful when done in the early spring before new growth begins, or in the late summer or early fall when flowering is done. If you want to leave a piece of the plant in its original location, you can plant 1 of the divisions back into the original spot later. Dig a trench around the outside of the entire plant cluster, severing the plant's roots with the blade of your garden shovel as you go. Chop the roots under the plant by circling back around the trench again with your shovel. Push the shovel blade into the ground, angling it to reach under the plant's root base. Push down on the handle to lift the roots. Continue around the phlox until the cluster lifts from the ground. This gives you a better look at the roots and plant crowns. The crowns are visible at the top of the root base. Make sure each new division has at least 1 or 2 healthy plant crowns and an ample root base to sustain the plant. There are several ways to divide the cluster: Break pieces off from the outside of the cluster using your fingers to separate the roots and your hands to snap the plant crowns apart. Keep breaking divisions off until the entire plant has been divided. Use a serrated kitchen knife to cut sections off the cluster you are unable to divide the plant by hand.