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    4.  Ajay wanted to share 6 toffees among 2 of his friends. How many toffees
                           does each of his friends get?

                             +    –     ×    ÷               Answer: ____________________

                      5.  There were 9 students at a dance class. 2 students went home because
                           they were ill. How many students attended the dance class?

                             +    –     ×    ÷               Answer: ____________________

                      6.  How much will 8 pens cost at ` 5 each?

                             +    –     ×    ÷               Answer: ____________________

                       7.  Ms Savita bought 16 carrots from the market on Monday and 13 carrots
                           on Tuesday. How many carrots did she buy in all?

                             +    –     ×    ÷               Answer: ____________________

                      8.  There are 20 bricks. How many towers of 10 bricks each can be made?

                             +    –     ×    ÷               Answer: ____________________

                          The number which is divided is called the dividend.
                          The number by which we divide is called the divisor.

                          When a dividend is divided by a divisor, the answer obtained is called the quotient.
                          The number which is left undivided in division is called the remainder.

                          Dividend = (Divisor × Quotient) + Remainder.
                          A number divided by itself gives 1.

                          Any number divided by 1 gives the number itself.

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