Mastering Long Division with Two-Digit Divisors

The video tutorial covers long division with two-digit divisors, emphasizing the importance of estimation. The teacher provides step-by-step examples, demonstrating how to use estimation to simplify calculations. Students are encouraged to practice with a given problem and are reminded of the importance of using graph paper and pencils for accuracy. The tutorial concludes with tips on estimation and a reminder that practice will improve proficiency.

What is the primary benefit of using graph paper in long division?

• None of the above

• Makes the paper look neat

• Helps in aligning numbers correctly

• Improves handwriting

When dividing by a two-digit divisor, what is the first step in the process?

• Subtraction

• Estimation

• Multiplication

• Checking the result

Why is it important to check your steps in long division?

• To ensure no steps are missed

• To verify the accuracy of calculations

• To use less paper

• To make the process faster

What does the mnemonic 'Does McDonald's Sell Cheese Burgers' represent in division?

• A marketing strategy

• Types of burgers

• None of the above

• Steps of long division

What is the importance of using a pencil in long division?

• None of the above

• Makes writing easier

• For erasing mistakes

• It is cheaper than a pen

What should you do if the estimated number is too high during division?

• Multiply again

• Ignore and proceed

• Stop the calculation

• Try a lower estimate

What should you do if the remainder is greater than the divisor after a subtraction step?

• None of the above

• Re-estimate and try a different number

• Increase the quotient by one

• Reduce the divisor

How can simple numbers simplify the estimation process in division?

• They reduce calculation errors

• They make multiplication easier

• They are easier to remember

• All of the above

How does rounding to a nearby simple number help in division?

• Is only useful for small numbers

• None of the above

• Decreases calculation time

• Increases complexity

What is the rule of thumb for rounding numbers in division?

• No need to round numbers

• Round up if less than 5

• Always round down

• Round up if 5 or greater