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                           practice time 5E

                  Complete the following table.

                                   dividend                 divisor               Quotient               remainder
                      1.              50                      10
                      2.              478                     10
                      3.              379                     10
                      4.             1265                    100
                      5.             4278                    100
                      6.             8000                    100

                  worD problEMs

                  example: Lata distributed 126 chocolates equally among 6 students. How many chocolates

                  did each child get?

                  Solution: Total number of chocolates                      = 126                             6 126   21

                              Number of students                           = 6                                   12
                                                                                                                  06
                              Number of chocolates each child got = 126 ÷ 6 = 21                                  06
                                                                                                                    0
                              Thus, each child got 21 chocolates.

                           practice time 5f

                  Solve the following word problems.

                    1. 84 legs were there in a herd of cows. How many cows were there?

                    2. The cost of 3 clocks is `825. Find the price of one clock.

                    3. 368 pens are to be equally packed in 7 boxes. How many pens will be there in each
                       box? How many pens will remain unpacked?

                    4. In an auditorium, 832 chairs are arranged in 8 rows. How many chairs are there in a

                       row?

                    5. A car travelled 636 km in 6 days. Find the distance covered by the car in a day.

                    6. Four students can sit on a bench. How many benches will be required for 656
                       students?

                    7. 5 children contributed equally and collected `735 for a picnic. How much money did
                       each child collect?

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