Division
Short division
Divide by selected single-digit divisors using a compact written method, carrying each remaining amount into the next place.
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Long division
Practice the written division algorithm with selected divisor and quotient widths, including exact divisions and remainder or fractional answers.
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Divide the current part of the dividend, multiply to check that quotient digit, subtract, and bring down the next digit. Record any final remainder in the requested form.
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Track place value through division steps and verify the quotient and remainder against the original dividend.
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Divide 157 by 6 and give a remainder answer.
26 remainder 1.
Six goes into 15 twice, leaving 3. Bringing down 7 gives 37; six goes into 37 six times, leaving 1. Check: 6 × 26 + 1 = 157. The remainder is smaller than 6.
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- Keep quotient digits directly above the dividend places they describe.
- Check both the multiplication identity and the size of the final remainder.
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