Mastering Long Division with 2-Digit Divisors

This video tutorial covers long division with two-digit divisors using the HMS method. It begins with a review of the method and then demonstrates solving 4672 ÷ 32 step-by-step. The tutorial continues with additional problems, 1036 ÷ 74 and 318 ÷ 53, using rounding techniques to simplify calculations. The video concludes with tips for handling more complex problems involving three-digit divisors.

What method is primarily used for long division with two-digit numbers?

• Chunking Method

• Partial Quotients

• Standard Algorithm

• HMS (How Many, Multiply, Subtract)

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In the division of 4672 by 32, what is the first step after determining that 32 does not fit into the first digit?

• Group the first two digits of the dividend

• Multiply 32 by the first digit

• Bring down the next digit

• Subtract 32 from the first digit

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How many times does 32 fit into 147 during the division process?

• Four times

• Three times

• Six times

• Five times

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What rounding technique is used to simplify the division of 192 by 32?

• Round 32 to 35

• Round 192 to 200

• Round 192 to 190

• Round 32 to 30

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What is the result of 4672 divided by 32?

• 150

• 146

• 148

• 144

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When faced with a divisor that doesn't fit into the grouped digits, what is the next step?

• End the division process

• Reduce the divisor

• Try a different divisor

• Group more digits from the dividend

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What is the quotient when 1036 is divided by 74?

• 15

• 13

• 14

• 12

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How many times does 53 fit into 318?

• Six times

• Eight times

• Seven times

• Five times

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What is the final result of dividing 318 by 53?

• 7

• 5

• 4

• 6

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What strategy is suggested for handling three-digit divisors?

• Use similar methods but expect more complex calculations

• Switch to a calculator

• Avoid such divisions

• Use only estimation

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