3-Digit
4-Digit
Decimal Remainder
Fractions
Interpreting the Remainder
100

624 ÷ 6

104

100

8,330 ÷7

1,190 

100

52 ÷ 5

10.4

100

1 ÷ 2

0.5

100

Katy had 24 stickers. She divided them evenly among 6 friends. How many stickers did each friend receive?

Each friend received 4 stickers.

200

831 ÷ 3

277

200

4,250 ÷ 2

2,125

200

374 ÷ 4

93.5

200

3 ÷ 8

0.375

200

The teacher divided 47 pencils evenly among 5 students. How many pencils did each student receive?

Each student received 9 pencils.

300

792 ÷ 8

99 

300

2,365 ÷ 5

473

300

595 ÷ 8

74.375

300

1 ÷ 3

0.333

300

A teacher is copying 593 pages into folders. Each folder holds 30 pages. How many folders are needed to hold all of the pages?

20

400

936 ÷ 9

104

400

3,684 ÷ 6

614

400

6457 ÷ 9

717.444

400

1 ÷ 6

0.166

400

Dave is sorting 594 marbles into jars that hold 26 marbles each. After filling as many jars as possible, how many marbles will be left over?

22

500

759 ÷ 3

253

500

8,365 ÷ 5

1,673

500

2549 ÷ 11

231.727

500

3 ÷ 11

0.272

500

A florist arranges 712 flowers into vases that hold 30 flowers each. How many more flowers are needed to completely fill the last vase?

8

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