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Q: What will my child learn in "Use partial quotients"?

You can solve division problems by subtracting easy, large groups of the divisor from the dividend until nothing remains or only a small remainder is left. This 5th Grade Math lesson builds the skill Divide with models and partial quotients with a concept card and practice.

Q: What grade level is "Use partial quotients" for?

"Use partial quotients" is a 5th Grade Math lesson in the Divide whole numbers unit, designed for students around ages 10-11.

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Question 1

If you are dividing 96 by 8 and you subtract 80, which represents 10 groups of 8, how much of the dividend is left?

Accepted Answer

16

Answer

8

Answer

88

Answer

10

Question 2

After dividing 96 by 8 by subtracting 10 groups of 8 and then 2 more groups of 8, what is the total number of groups?

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

8

Answer

10

Answer

16

Question 3

Use partial quotients to find 156 ÷ 12.

Accepted Answer

13

Use partial quotients

Subtracting Easy Multiples