Divide Three-Digit Numbers
Grade 4 - Math - Challenge Me
Divide the three-digit number 956 by 6. Write the quotient and remainder.
What whole-number quotient do you get when 614 is divided by 8, before thinking about any remainder?
461 juice boxes are packed into cases of 7. After filling as many full cases as possible, how many juice boxes are left over?
Which quotient and remainder are correct for 952 divided by 6?
- 157 R 4
- 158 R 4
- 158 R 5
- 159 R 4
915 raffle tickets are shared equally among 6 volunteers, with any extra tickets set aside. How many tickets does each volunteer receive?
When 957 is divided by 8, the remainder is 5. Why must a remainder always be smaller than 8?
- Because a remainder can be any size, large or small.
- Because remainders are always even.
- Because 8 must be bigger than 957.
- Because if 8 or more were left over, another full group of 8 could still be made.
Which division comes out with no remainder: 924 ÷ 6, or 928 ÷ 6?
- Both leave a remainder.
- 924 ÷ 6
- 928 ÷ 6
A teacher divides 644 pencils equally among 9 students, and 5 pencils are left over. What is true about those 5 leftover pencils?
- The leftover pencils should be divided among the teachers.
- There are not enough left to give every student one more.
- The number of leftover pencils is greater than 9.
- There are enough left to give every student one more.
To check that 852 ÷ 7 = 121 R 5 is correct, what should 7 × 121 + 5 equal?
499 contestants are split into groups of 6, with any leftover contestants forming a smaller group. How many complete groups of 6 can be made?