Dividing 4 Digits by 2 Digits with Remainder

Watch the video and answer. How was the first partial quotient determined in the operation?

• By estimating how many times the divisor can fit into the dividend without going over. Using easy multiples. This estimate was the first partial quotient.

• By continuing to estimate and subtracting to find more partial quotients until you've divided the entire dividend.

• By adding up all the partial quotients to find the complete quotient, which is the answer to the division problem.

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Watch the video and answer. How were the second and third partial quotients determined in the operation?

• By estimating how many times the divisor can fit into the dividend without going over. Using easy multiples. This estimate was the first partial quotient.

• By continuing to estimate and subtracting to find more partial quotients until you've divided the entire dividend.

• By adding up all the partial quotients to find the complete quotient, which is the answer to the division problem.

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CCSS.5.NBT.B.6

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Reeva uses partial quotients to find 749 ÷ 7 and records her work. Which equation shows the partial quotients and the answer for Reeva's division problem?

• 10 + 7 = 17

• 10 + 70 = 80

• 100 + 7 = 107

• 100 + 70 = 170

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Geormy uses partial quotients to find 884 ÷ 4. What could be the partial quotients Geormy uses?

• 200, 20, 1

• 200, 40, 4

• 200, 20, 2

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Veronica finds the quotient of 2,246 ÷ 3. Which expression should Veronica use to check her work? Remember the process to follow to check division with a remainder.

• (748 x 3) + 2

• (748 x 3) + 1

• (716 x 3) + 2

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Watch the video and answer: What is the first step of long division?

• Multiply:

  Multiply the divisor by the digit in the quotient and write the result under the dividend.

• Divide:

  Look at the leftmost (first number to the left) digit of the dividend and determine how many times the divisor can fit into it without going over. Write this number above the division symbol as the first digit of the quotient.

• Subtract:

  Subtract this result from the dividend, and write the remainder below the line.

• Bring down:

  If there are more digits in the dividend, bring down the next digit next to the remainder, creating a new number.

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What is the quotient? 1,192 ÷ 8

• 149

• 150

• 200

• 140

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Which is the correct first steps for long division

• Put the divisor outside and the dividend inside

• put the dividend outside and divisor inside

• divide then multiply

• divide and bring down

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