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                           Practice Time 6E

                  1.  Complete the table.

                                     division Fact           dividend                divisor              Quotient

                          (a)          18 ÷ 2 = 9

                          (b)          24 ÷ 8 = 3

                           (c)         36 ÷ 4 = 9
                          (d)          40 ÷ 5 = 8

                           (e)         54 ÷ 6 = 9

                  2.  Write the quotient for each long division method. One has been done for

                       you.

                                       7
                       (a)  3       2  1        (b)  4       3  2         (c)  6      3  6         (d)  5       4  5

                                  – 2  1
                                       0

                       (e)  6       5  4        (f)  10      6  0         (g)  8      4  8         (h)  9       6  3

                  DIVISION WITH REMAINDER

                  There are 9 pencils. 4 children want
                  to share these pencils equally among

                  themselves. Each child gets 2 pencils
                  when shared equally but 1 is left over!

                  The left over pencil is called the
                  remainder.

                                       Note
                            Remainder is obtained when
                            things cannot be divided
                            into equal groups.

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