Topic 5 - Division

Topic 5 - Division

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Basic Division Facts

(Remember, knowing your basic multiplication facts can help you solve division problems.)

Multiple Choice

The answer to a division problem is the...

• divisor

• dividend

• quotient

• 65

Dividing Mentally

Use your basic division facts to solve problems with a larger dividend.

Multiple Choice

$$If\ 28\div7=4\ \ \ and\ 280\div7=40\ what\ does\ 2800\div7=?$$  

• 4

• 40

• 400

• 4000

Multiple Choice

$$1800\div6=$$  

• 3

• 30

• 300

• 3000

Multiple Choice

Dave saves an equal amount of money each month for 4 months. He is saving to buy a bike that costs $3,200. Write and solve an equation to find how much money Dave needs to save each month to buy the bike.

• 3,200 ➗ 4 = 800

• 3,200 ➗ 4 = 80

• 3,200 ➗ 4 = 8

• 3,200 ➗ 4 = 8,000

Multiple Choice

There are 2,500 necklaces in a box. There are 5 packs of necklaces in each box. If each bag has the same number of necklaces, how many necklaces are in each pack?

• 5

• 50

• 500

• 5,000

Open Ended

180  $$\div$$  9

Open Ended

2,400  $$\div$$  6 =

Explanation Slide...

400

Multiple Select

Which TWO facts are true?

• $$90\div3=30$$

• $$2700\div9=30$$

• $$120\div6=20$$

• $$350\div5=700$$

Interpreting Remainders

What should you do with your remainder?

Multiple Choice

What is the number that is leftover after dividing called?

• remainder

• bananas

Multiple Choice

Carlos has 48 baseball cards. He puts 10 cards on each page. How many pages does Carlos FILL?

• 4 pages

• 5 pages

• 48 pages

• every page

Multiple Choice

Victoria needs 3 eggs to make a cake. If she had 10 eggs, how many cakes can she make?

• She can't make a cake

• 3 cakes

• 4 cakes

• 10 cakes

Multiple Choice

Monique has 25 books that she wants to put on her book shelf. If she puts 8 books on each shelf, how many shelves have books on them?

• 3 shelves

• 4 shelves

• 25 shelves

• she doesn't have enough shelves

Multiple Choice

$$72\div4=$$  

• 17

• 17 R4

• 18

• 18R1

Dividing with Partial Quotients

Use basic division facts to solve problems with larger dividends

Multiple Choice

$$102\div7=$$  

• 11R2

• 12R4

• 14

• 14R4

Multiple Choice

$$444\div4=$$  

• 11

• 44R1

• 111

• 111R3

Multiple Choice

$$124\div3=$$  

• 40

• 40R1

• 41R1

• 42R1

Multiple Choice

Find 242 ➗ 2

• 121

• 61

• 120

• 122

Multiple Select

Find 545 ➗ 5

• 109

• 100

• 106

• 180

Multiple Choice

Find 406 ➗ 7.

• 56

• 58

• 60

• 62

Multiple Choice

Mark earned $255 raking 5 lawns. He earned the same amount for each lawn. How much did he earn for each lawn?

• 55

• 50

• 51

• 52