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Mastering Long Division
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Mastering Long Division
Use the written method for each calculation. Show your working and include any remainder.
Long Division Practice
1.Work out 3,756 ÷ 6 using long division.
2.Calculate 2,916 ÷ 4. Check your quotient by multiplying it by 4.
3.Divide 4,238 by 9. Give your answer as a quotient and a whole-number remainder.
4.Use long division to work out 5,437 ÷ 8. Show each step.
Making Sense of Remainders
5.A baker has 3,756 biscuits and puts 6 biscuits in each packet. How many full packets can be made, and how many biscuits are left?
6.Twenty-nine muffins are shared equally among 8 children. The muffins must remain whole. Which statement best describes the result?
- Each child gets 3 muffins, with 5 left over.
- Each child gets 3.625 whole muffins.
- Each child gets 3 muffins and 5/8 of a muffin.
7.£294 is shared equally among 7 people. Choose the correct amount each person receives.
- £42
- £41 with £7 left over
- £40
Division Detective
8.A sports club has 1,672 members. They form teams of 8. How many complete teams can they make? Are any members left out?
9.A café bakes 3,829 scones and packs 12 scones into each box. How many full boxes can it fill, and how many scones remain?
10.Check the division 4,238 ÷ 9 by using quotient × divisor + remainder = dividend. Complete the check.
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