Division
Three-digit decimal division
Divide decimal amounts expressed in hundredths by a selected single-digit divisor, using exact answers or stopping at hundredths and recording the remaining amount.
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Dividing decimals
Print dividing decimals worksheets with whole-number or decimal divisors. Choose small operands, exact noninteger decimal answers, or rounding to 0–3 decimal places, with a separate answer key.
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Choose the divisor type and answer mode. With a decimal divisor, multiply both operands by the same power of ten before dividing. For rounding practice, use the next digit and round halves up to the selected number of places.
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What this activity builds
Extend written division through the decimal point while keeping the value of every place explicit.
Worked example
What is 84.6 ÷ 3?
28.2.
Eighty-four divided by 3 is 28, and 6 tenths divided by 3 is 2 tenths. Multiplying 28.2 by 3 gives 84.6, so no rounding is needed for this example.
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- Start with the small-operand preset: dividends stay below 100 and divisors below 10; this overrides the coefficient-digit control.
- For 3.6 ÷ 2.4, scale both values by 10: 36 ÷ 24 = 1.5. Multiplying 1.5 by 2.4 checks the exact answer.
- Rounding is different from stating a remainder: 1 ÷ 0.3 = 3.333… becomes 3.33 to two decimal places. New modes use an answer-only key; original ready-made PDFs retain the larger whole-divisor practice.
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Beginner size overrides coefficient digits. Divisor decimal places apply only to decimal divisors; rounding places apply only to rounding mode. New modes provide open working space and a separate answer-only key. The ready-made downloads retain the original larger whole-divisor practice.
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Division by a decimal divisor
Divide by a decimal divisor in problems with exact whole-number quotients, using an equivalent calculation with a whole-number divisor.
Preview and downloadChoose decimal division by operand and answer type
The beginner settings use dividends below 100 and divisors below 10. Choose whole-number or decimal divisors, exact noninteger terminating quotients, or rounding to zero through three decimal places. Divisor decimal places apply only to decimal divisors; rounding places apply only to rounding mode. New custom modes give open working space and an answer-only key. The fixed ready-made files retain the original larger decimal-by-whole-number practice.