Short Division with Decimal Answers | Division

The video tutorial explains how to perform division to obtain decimal answers using six examples. It covers the process of setting up the division, handling remainders, and using decimal points to continue dividing. The tutorial also introduces the concept of recurring decimals and provides a challenge question at the end.

What is the first step in dividing 65 by 4 using the bus stop method?

• Place the divisor inside the bus stop.

• Subtract the divisor from the dividend.

• Place the dividend inside the bus stop.

• Add a decimal point to the dividend.

When dividing 673 by 5, what is the result after the first division step?

• 5 goes into 6 twice with 2 leftover.

• 5 goes into 6 once with 1 leftover.

• 5 goes into 6 four times with 4 leftover.

• 5 goes into 6 three times with 3 leftover.

In the division of 875 by 8, what placeholder is used when 8 does not go into 7?

• 1

• 3

• 2

• 0

What is a recurring decimal?

• A decimal that ends after a few digits.

• A decimal that repeats a sequence of digits indefinitely.

• A decimal that has no remainder.

• A decimal that is less than 1.

How is a recurring decimal represented?

• With a dot or a bar over the repeating digits.

• With a slash over the repeating digits.

• With a comma after the repeating digits.

• With a star before the repeating digits.

In the division of 199 by 8, what is the result after the first division step?

• 8 goes into 10 once with 2 leftover.

• 8 goes into 10 twice with 2 leftover.

• 8 goes into 10 once with 1 leftover.

• 8 goes into 10 twice with 1 leftover.

What is the final answer when dividing 745 by 4?

• 185.75

• 184.75

• 187.25

• 186.25