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                  DIVISION STORIES

                  example: Suman had a collection of 28 shells. He wanted to share them equally

                  among his 7 friends. How many shells would each get?

                  Solution: Total shells = 28

                               Think! How many 7s are there in 28?

                               There are four 7s in 28 because   4   ×  7 = 28. (Using the 7 times table)

                               So, 28 ÷ 7 = 4. Thus, each friend will get 4 shells.

                               Using long division:

                               Total shells = 28

                               To share 28 shells equally among 7 friends,

                               we divide 28 by 7.

                               Thus, each friend will get 4 shells.

                           Practice Time 6H

                  Study the story problems and solve in your notebook.

                  1.  If 5 players made a total of 45 runs and each of them made the same score,
                       what was the score of each player?

                  2.  Anjana wanted to colour 6 pages equally in 3 days. How many pages should she

                       colour every day?

                  3.  Suraj wants to share 40 candies among 8 friends. How many candies will each
                       friend get?

                  4.  Trijal bought 5 chocolates for `50. What is the cost of a chocolate?

                  5.  36 balls are packed in some boxes in such a way that there are 6 balls in each

                       box. How many boxes are used to pack all the balls?

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                     20 parrots were resting on two trees. 4 parrots flew from the 1st tree to the              Cross-Curricular Learning
                     2nd tree. Next, 2 parrots flew from the 2nd to the 1st tree. The number of parrots on
                     each tree then became the same. How many parrots were on each tree at first?

                     Tree 1: ____________ parrots                      Tree 2: ____________ parrots

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