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100

18 ÷ 4

4 1/2 or 4.5

100
624 ÷ 6
104
100

8,336 ÷7

1,190 6/7 or 1,190.8571...

100

74 ÷8

9 1/4 or 9.25

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

51 ÷4

12 3/4 or 12.75

200

832 ÷ 3

277 1/3 or 277.33333

200

4,251 ÷ 2

2,125 1/2 or 2,125.5

200

467 ÷ 2

233 1/2 or 233.5

200
The teacher divided 45 pencils evenly among 5 students. How many pencils did each student receive?
Each student received 9 pencils.
300

96 ÷7

13 5/7 or 13.714...

300

794 ÷ 8

99 1/4 or 99.25

300

2,367 ÷ 5

473 2/5 or 473.4

300

488 ÷ 6

81 1/3 or 81.33333

300

Kevin brought 74 pencils to school for his friends. If he divided them evenly among 8 friends, how many were left over?

2 pencils were left over because 74 ÷ 8 = 9 2/8 also, 9 x 8 is 72 + 2= 74

400

93 ÷9

10 1/3 or 10.33333

400

939 ÷ 9

104 1/3 or 104.3333

400

3,688 ÷ 6

614 2/3 or 614.666

400

3,790 ÷ 6

631 2/3 or 631.6666...

400

Kim brought 44 cookies to the party. If she divided them evenly among 6 friends, how many cookies did each friend receive? How many cookies were left over?

Each friend received 7 cookies and there were 2 cookies left over. 7x6=42 + 2 = 44

500

81 ÷8

10 1/8 or 10.125

500
759 ÷ 3
253
500

8,367 ÷ 5

1,673 2/5 or 1,673.4

500

1,081 ÷ 7

154 3/7 or 154.428..

500

There were 52 people waiting to board vans. Each van can hold 6 people. How many vans are needed to fit all of the people?

9 vans are needed because 52 ÷ 6 = 8 R4. (8 vans would be too few...4 people would be left out!!)

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