Dividing Large Numbers by 1-Digit Divisors

This video tutorial covers dividing large numbers by one-digit divisors, identifying basic facts, and using place value. It explores patterns in multiplication and division involving zeros, and provides practical examples such as dividing apples into bags and calculating profit from selling bracelets. The tutorial also discusses using variables in division problems and saving money scenarios. It emphasizes the importance of understanding quotients and applying higher order thinking skills. The lesson concludes with a preview of the next topic on estimating quotients with compatible numbers.

What does the divisor tell us in a division problem?

• The total number of items

• The remainder of the division

• How many groups there are or how many items in each group

• The sum of the numbers

If the basic fact is 3 times 2, and there is one zero in the factor, what is the product?

• 6

• 60

• 600

• 6000

When dividing 160 by 8, what is the basic fact used?

• 16 divided by 2

• 16 divided by 8

• 160 divided by 8

• 8 divided by 2

How many bags of apples can Mr. Lee fill if he has 1600 apples and each bag holds 8 apples?

• 80

• 160

• 200

• 20

If Bob and Sophia baked 180 cookies and wrapped 2 cookies in each bag, how many bags will they have?

• 60

• 30

• 90

• 45

Sarah sells 6 bracelets for $84. If it costs her $10 to make each bracelet, what is her profit per bracelet?

• $24

• $14

• $10

• $4

How many times does Sanjay need to walk his neighbor's dog to earn $150 if he earns $5 each time?

• 35

• 20

• 30

• 25

If Tala saves $10 each month, how many months will it take her to save $150?

• 18 months

• 15 months

• 12 months

• 10 months

Which of these quotients is equal to 30?

• 1500 divided by 5

• 60 divided by 2

• 120 divided by 4

• 180 divided by 60

How many more times can a cardinal flap its wings than a woodpecker in one minute?

• 2400 times

• 1200 times

• 3600 times

• 4800 times