How do I teach my 4th grader to divide with two digits. Example 672/32 what are the steps?

Mathematics

2 answers:

Elanso [62]3 years ago

7 0

Answer/Work:
672 divided by 32
is 21 with remainder 0
= 21 R 0
= 21 0/32

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(There are a few files that should help you see the steps of this problem, and examples (of)
and how to do it) I hope this helps! If not, please let me know. :)

kipiarov [429]3 years ago

5 0

Ok so it's simple this is the way i learned it.
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32 |672 first see how many times 32 goes into 6 which is 0 so put a 0 above 6

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32 |672 now you take the remainder from the last one which is 6 and combine it with the 7 so then you see how many times how many times 32 goes into 67 which is 2 so put a 2 over it.
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32 |672 next once again take the remainder which is 1 and combine it with the next number which is 2 to make 12 then find out how many times that goes into 32

you basically do that till you get a number without a remainder and when you run out of numbers just put a decimal and zeros after it

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