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Partial- Quotinents Division

Partial- Quotinents Division. By: Chloe Peterson and Kaylee Seidel Woodland Elementary 4 th Grade. Step 1. 8 152 8*10= 80. First you find an easy way to see how many 8s go into 152. Step 2. 8 152 8*10=80

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Partial- Quotinents Division

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  1. Partial-QuotinentsDivision By: Chloe Peterson and Kaylee Seidel Woodland Elementary 4th Grade

  2. Step 1 8 152 8*10= 80 First you find an easy way to see how many 8s go into 152

  3. Step 2 8 152 8*10=80 -80 72 Next , you subtract your answer you got on step one .

  4. Step 3 8 152 8*10=80 80 8*9=72 72 Now see how many 8s go into 72

  5. Step 4 8 152 8*10=80 - 80 72 8*9=72 - 72 9 8s go into 72. So then you subtract 72 by 72.

  6. Step 5 8 152 8*10=80 -80 8*9=72 - 72 72 R 00 If there is a number left and you can’t fit any more 8s in . That becomes your remainder.

  7. Step 6 8 152 8*10=80 -80 8*9=72 - 72 72 R 00 last you add up the number that you haven't used yet . In this case it would be 9 and 10 .

  8. Step 7 8 152 8*10=80 -80 8*9=72 - 72 72 R 00 so your answer is … 19!!!

  9. That’s the end congrats, you just did partial – quotients – division !!!!!

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