write a division problem thaty has a 3 digit dividend and A DIVISOR BETWEEN 10 AND 29. show how to solve it

1 answer:

8 0

First we think of a 3 digit dividend for example 100.
Next we think of a divisor between 10 and 29 for example 20.
We divide 100÷20=5

Here's a division problem:

Sophia has 100 pencils. She has 20 boxes with the same number of pencils in them. How many pencils does Sophia put her box?

Divide 100 by 20 which equals 5

Your answer is 5

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