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                  TERmS Of A DIVISION STATEmENT

                  Consider the division statement 14 ÷ 2 = 7.

                  dividend: The number we divide is the dividend. Here, 14 is the dividend.

                  divisor: The number by which we divide is the divisor. Here, 2 is the divisor.

                  Quotient: The number we get as the answer is the quotient. Here, 7 is the quotient.

                  LONG DIVISION mETHOD

                  Two sisters share 12 crayons equally.

                  So, each sister gets 12 ÷ 2 = 6 crayons.                                        Before learning
                                                                                                    long division,
                  We can write 12 ÷ 2 = 6 as:                                                    I must revise the
                                                                                                  times tables of
                                                                                                      2 to 10.
                                          6     Quotient

                  Divisor        2     1 2       Dividend
                                    –  12
                                          0

                  This is known as long division.

                  example:  Divide 24 by 6 using the long division method.

                  Solution:       Step 1. Arrange the numbers as shown.

                                  Step 2. Read the 6 times table up to 24. It shows that there are 4 sixes

                                  in 24.

                                  That is, 4 × 6 = 24.

                                  Step 3. Write 4 (quotient) just above

                                  the dividend 24, and the product 24
                                  below the dividend.

                                  Step 4. Subtract the product from the

                                  dividend.

                                  Thus, 24 ÷ 6 = 4.

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