Dividing by Zeros in the Quotient

Quotients with Zeros

Learning Objectives :

• Solve division problems that result in quotient that have zeros.

• using strategies based on place value

• Find whole quotients of whole numbers with up to four-digit dividends.

Multiple Choice

What is the value of the yellow's happy face?

• 30 + 30 + 30

• 40 + 40 + 40

• What is the value of the yellow's happy face? 

• So the correct value of the yellow’s happy face = 40

Multiple Choice

What is the value of each yellow and green happy face?

• 15+ 35

• 25 + 25

• 20 + 30

• 40 + 10

What is the value of each yellow and green happy face?

40 + ----- = 50

So 40 + 10 = 50

Multiple Choice

What would happen if you placed the first digit of a quotient in the incorrect place?? 

• After you multiply ,the number is too large to subtract 

• After you multiply ,the number is enough to subtract 

Open Ended

For example

$$29\ \div7\ =5\ \$$  

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$$7x5\ \ne29\$$  so the quotient 5 is not correct 
$$7x4=28\ so\ is\ correct\ 28\ <\ less\ than\ 29\ so\ remainder\ is\ 1$$  

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$$5,231\div4\ =\$$  

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$$842\div4$$  

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$$936\div9$$  

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$$312\div3=$$  

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$$1,620\div9$$  

Open Ended

Write two division problems that have zeros in the quotient.one of the problems should have a remainder and the other should not.

Exit card 

How can I know when to place a zero in the quotient?

Exit card 

How can I know when to place a zero in the quotient?

Place a zero in the quotient when a digit is not large enough to divide.