Dividing Decimals with Base 10 Blocks

The video tutorial demonstrates how to divide decimals using base 10 blocks. It starts with dividing 1.4 by 7, representing it as 14 tenths and distributing them into seven groups, resulting in two tenths per group. The second example involves dividing 0.63 into three groups, showing how to distribute six tenths and three hundredths equally. The tutorial emphasizes understanding division through visual representation with base 10 blocks.

What is the initial problem being solved using base 10 blocks?

• Four and seven tenths divided by nine

• Three and six tenths divided by eight

• Two and five tenths divided by six

• One and four tenths divided by seven

How many tenths are there in one whole?

• 5 tenths

• 10 tenths

• 15 tenths

• 20 tenths

What is the total number of tenths after converting one whole and four tenths?

• 15 tenths

• 14 tenths

• 13 tenths

• 12 tenths

How many tenths are in each group after dividing one and four tenths by seven?

• One tenth

• Two tenths

• Three tenths

• Four tenths

What is the second example problem involving base 10 blocks?

• 53 hundredths divided by two

• 63 hundredths divided by three

• 73 hundredths divided by four

• 83 hundredths divided by five

How many groups are the hundredths divided into in the second example?

• Four groups

• Three groups

• Five groups

• Two groups

How many tenths are there in the second example before dividing?

• Four tenths

• Seven tenths

• Five tenths

• Six tenths

What is the result of dividing 63 hundredths into three groups?

• 19 hundredths per group

• 20 hundredths per group

• 22 hundredths per group

• 21 hundredths per group