Divide by Two-Digit Numbers
Grade 5 - Math - Challenge Me
Divide 4,400 by the two-digit number 55. Write the quotient and remainder.
What whole-number quotient do you get when 1,789 is divided by 30, before thinking about any remainder?
A roll of ribbon is 5,129 inches long and is cut into pieces 69 inches long. How many inches of ribbon are left over after cutting as many full pieces as possible?
When dividing by a two-digit number like 80, why do you usually need the first two digits of the dividend instead of just the first digit?
- Because a two-digit divisor is usually bigger than one dividend digit, so one digit is not enough to divide.
- Because two-digit numbers always divide evenly.
- Because the divisor must always be bigger than the dividend.
- Because looking at more digits always makes the quotient smaller.
3,445 seats are arranged into rows of 65. How many complete rows can be made?
609 stickers are shared equally among 29 classrooms, with any extra stickers set aside. How many stickers does each classroom receive?
Estimate 4,383 ÷ 87 by rounding 87 to the nearest ten first. What estimate do you get?
- 49
- 59
- 39
- 490
In a division problem, the divisor is 86, the quotient is 64, and the remainder is 52. What is 86 × 64 + 52?
A student guesses that 2,310 ÷ 70 is 34, and checks: 70 × 34 = 2,380, which is more than 2,310. What should the student try next?
- Multiply 34 by 2 instead.
- Try one more: 35.
- Try one less: 33.
- The guess was already correct.
2,136 campers are split into vans holding 69 each. How many more campers would be needed to fill one more van completely?