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Division Adventure!

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Division Adventure!

Help Tevita, Talia and Hana solve the division challenges as they plan their camping trip. Show your working where asked. Check each answer using multiplication.

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1.The group has 168 muesli bars to share equally among 6 packs. How many bars go in each pack? Write a division equation and check it with multiplication.
2.There are 275 tent pegs. Each tent needs 8 pegs. How many complete tents can be set up, and how many pegs will be left over?
3.The campers have 936 litres of water for a long-term emergency supply, divided equally between 9 storage tanks. How many litres go in each tank?
  • 104 litres
  • 106 litres
  • 108 litres
  • 114 litres
4.The group has 432 trail markers. They put the same number in each bag, using an equal number of bags. Complete the equation: 432 ÷ □ = 36. What number belongs in the box?
5.A camp kitchen has 1,248 grams of rice. Each meal uses 16 grams. How many meals can be made?
6.Talia says, “If 1,176 ÷ 14 = 84, then 84 × 14 must equal 1,176.” Is her statement true or false? Explain how multiplication helps check division.
7.The campers have 2,350 grams of dried fruit. Each bag must contain 25 grams. How many full bags can they fill, and how many grams will be left?
8.Before calculating 1,986 ÷ 6, which estimate is closest to the exact answer?
  • About 30
  • About 300
  • About 3,000
  • About 12,000
9.Tevita calculates 2,184 ÷ 7 and writes 312 remainder 4. Check his answer using multiplication and subtraction. Is he correct? If not, give the correct answer.
10.A rescue team has 3,456 tins to load equally into 24 crates. Work out how many tins go in each crate. Then explain one way to check your answer.

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