Partial Products
Partial Quotients
Partial Quotients (the sequel)
Order of Operations
Word Problems
100

19 x 3

57

100

53,600  ÷ 10

5,360

100

128 ÷ 8

16

100

2 + 5 - 4

3

100

A bin of potatoes weighs 100 pounds.  The potatoes are packed into bags weighing 15 pounds each.  How many full bags of potatoes are there?

100 ÷ 15 = 6 r 10


There are 6 full bags of potatoes.

200

24 x 5

120

200

500 ÷ 20

25

200

147 ÷ 7

21

200

3 x ( 4 - 2 )

6

200

Ms. Yano has a roll of ribbon that is 250 inches long.  She needs to cut it into 20 inch pieces for a weaving project.  How many 20 inch pieces will she get from the roll?

250 ÷ 20 = 12 r 10

She will get 12, 20 inch pieces.

300

6 x 102

600

300

8,100 ÷ 300

27

300

336 ÷ 8

42

300

6 x 10 ÷ 5

12

300

Mr. Nelson has 172 photographs.  He wants to put all of them into a photo album.  Each page of the album can hold 25 pictures.  How many pages will he need to hold all of his photos?

172 ÷ 25 = 6 r 22


He will need 7 pages.

400

72 x 90

6,480

400

112 ÷ 12

9 r 4

400

608 ÷ 16

38

400

5 + 90 x 7

635

400

The 5th graders at Genesee Hill Elementary are going on a field trip.  There are 4 classrooms with 30 people in each class.  A school bus can hold 45 people.  How many buses do they need to order?

4 x 30 = 120 students

120 ÷ 45 = 2 r 30


They will need to order 3 buses.

500

123 x 45

5,535

500

984 ÷ 8

123

500

1,215 ÷ 45

27

500

{50 - [13 - ( 8 + 3 )]}

12

500

There are 912 chairs altogether in an auditorium.  The blue chairs are arranged in 36 rows with 12 chairs in each row.  The yellow chairs are arranged in rows of 20. How many rows of yellow chairs are there?

36 x 12 = 432 blue chairs

912 - 432 = 480 yellow chairs

480 ÷ 20 = 24 rows of yellow chairs

There are 24 rows of yellow chairs.

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