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divisibility rules

divisibility rules

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Mathematics

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6th Grade

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CCSS
4.OA.B.4, 3.OA.D.9, 5.OA.B.3

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KAREN ELLIOTT

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3 Slides • 11 Questions

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divisibility rules


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Use the divisibility rules that we learned to determine the factors of each number and choose your answers carefully.

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Multiple Choice

Choose all numbers that are divisible by 5.

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672

2

1507

3

395

4

2,530,151

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Let's review the rules: 45

  • 5 is not an even number so it is NOT divisible by 2

  • the sum of the digits (4+5=9) is 9 so it IS divisible by 3 and also by 9.

  • the last two digits are NOT a multiple of 4

  • it ends in a 5 so it IS divisible by 5, but NOT by 10

  • it is NOT divisible by 2 and 3 so it is NOT divisible by 6

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Multiple Select

Place a check beside the numbers that are divisible by 2.

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68

2

954

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1,050,374

4

61

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Fill in the Blanks

To determine if a number can be evenly divided by 4, we look at the ____ ___ numbers.

Type answer...

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Poll

What must we do to know if a number is divisible by 9?

Add up the digits

Look at the last two numbers

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Poll

OPINION: Which rule is the most difficult for you to use?

2 - even numbers

3 - sum of the digits is 3,6, or 9

4 - are the last two digits a multiple of 4

5 - ends in a zero or five

6 - divisible by both 2 & 3

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Multiple Choice

Using the divisibility rule for 6, which of these numbers will work?

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825

2

932

3

100

4

315

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Open Ended

Explain how to use the divisibility rule for 4 on the number 6,720.

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Multiple Select

Select all the factors of the number 132.

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2

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Multiple Select

Select all the factors of the number 8,304.

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Multiple Select

Select all the factors of the number 2050.

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Multiple Select

Did you give your best effort in this lesson and use the divisibility rules that we have learned?

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YES

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NO

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