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Division

Division. How do you do it?. Ó ORB Education. Visit http://www.orbeducation.com for a range of quality teaching materials. 5744 ¸ 4. Here is an example. 5744 ¸ 4. We write out the sum like this. Write the answer here. 5744 ¸ 4. How many 4’s. in 5?. Write the answer here.

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Division

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  1. Division How do you do it? Ó ORB Education. Visit http://www.orbeducation.com for a range of quality teaching materials.

  2. 5744 ¸ 4 Here is an example

  3. 5744 ¸ 4 We write out the sum like this

  4. Write the answer here 5744 ¸ 4 How many 4’s in 5?

  5. Write the answer here 5744 ¸ 4 How many 4’s in 5?

  6. Write the remainder here 5744 ¸ 4 And the remainder?

  7. Write the remainder here 5744 ¸ 4 And the remainder?

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  9. The answer 5744 ¸ 4 There is no remainder, so we have completed the calculation. 1436

  10. 7857 ¸ 9 A harder example

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  12. 573 ¸ 4 This example will involve a decimal answer

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  14. 573 ¸ 4 We don’t stop here though.First we extend the line.

  15. 573 ¸ 4 Put in some decimal points

  16. 573 ¸ 4 Now some zeros

  17. 573 ¸ 4 We continue the sum with the remainder from the 13

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  19. 1 ¸ 8 Look at this strange sum

  20. 1 ¸ 8 How many 8’s in 1?

  21. 1 ¸ 8 Put in place the decimal points

  22. 1 ¸ 8 Now the zeros

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  24. 1 ¸ 3 Here is another example of a fraction.

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  26. 1 ¸ 3 We could go on like this forever!

  27. 1 ¸ 3 0.3 So the answer is … • 0.3333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333…………. • As this would go on forever, we use the shorthand … known as ‘zero point three recurring’

  28. Division By S. Howarth • ORB Education Visit http://www.orbeducation.com for a range of quality teaching materials.

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