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Analyze the dividends, divisors, and quotients in the calculations, and then answer the questions.
Complete each sentence. In the calculations shown:
Each dividend is
Each divisor is
Each quotient is
Select all expressions that would also have a quotient of 8. Be prepared to explain your reasoning.
Calculate each quotient. Show your reasoning. If you get stuck, think about what equivalent division expression you could write.
Here are two calculations of
We can think of
Explain why
Write a division expression that has the same value as
Mai is making friendship bracelets. Each bracelet is made from 24.3 cm of string. If she has 170.1 cm of string, how many bracelets can she make? Explain or show your reasoning.
We know that two fractions are equivalent when the numerators and denominators are related by the same factor, and when dividing the numerator by the denominator gives the same quotient. For example, we can tell that
Division expressions can also be equivalent. For example, the expression
This means that an expression such as
This understanding can help us divide a decimal dividend by a decimal divisor: We can multiply each decimal by the same power of 10 so that both the dividend and the divisor are whole numbers, and then we divide the whole numbers.
For example, to calculate
Because the expression