Dividing with Remainders: A Comprehensive Overview

The video tutorial introduces the concept of division by using practical examples such as dividing cards, party favors, photos, muffins, robots, and nuts among players or groups. It explains how to divide equally and handle remainders when equal division is not possible. The tutorial also emphasizes the importance of checking work by multiplying and adding remainders to ensure accuracy.

If you have 8 cards and 2 players, how many cards does each player get?

• 2 cards

• 4 cards

• 3 cards

• 6 cards

How do you make equal groups in division?

• By subtracting

• By dividing the total number by the number of groups

• By adding

• By multiplying

What is the remainder when 8 cards are divided among 3 players?

• 2 cards

• 3 cards

• 1 card

• No remainder

What does the remainder represent in a division problem?

• The total number of items

• The number that cannot be evenly divided

• The number of items in each group

• The number of groups

How many party favors does each person get if there are 7 favors and 4 people?

• 4 favors

• 2 favors

• 3 favors

• 1 favor

How many pages will Mia fill if she has 16 photos and each page holds 5 photos?

• 3 pages

• 4 pages

• 5 pages

• 2 pages

What is the remainder when 12 muffins are divided among 5 people?

• 2 muffins

• 3 muffins

• 1 muffin

• No remainder

How many shelves can be filled with 27 robots if each shelf holds 6 robots?

• 6 shelves

• 3 shelves

• 5 shelves

• 4 shelves

What is the correct way to check your division work?

• Subtract the remainder from the quotient

• Multiply the quotient by the divisor and add the remainder

• Divide the total number by the remainder

• Add the remainder to the quotient

If there are 5 bags of nuts and 2 people, how many bags does each person get?

• 2 bags

• 3 bags

• 1 bag

• 4 bags