Long Division with Remainder (Part 1)

Jim shares 25 candies with four friends, aiming for equal distribution. Each friend receives six candies, leaving one candy as a remainder. Jim keeps the leftover candy, illustrating the concept of remainders in division.

How many candies does Jim have in total?

What is the amount of candy each friend would receive if Jim divides his candies evenly?

What happens to the leftover candy when Jim gives each friend six candies?

What is a remainder in the context of division?

How many candies does each friend end up with after Jim distributes the candies?