SFAW Mathematics Chapter 4  Page 228  
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Section B: Lessons 4-4 through 4-8 Review  
Section B: Lessons 4-4 through 4-8 Review
Do You Know How? Do You Understand?
Dividing Whole Numbers by Two-Digit Divisors (4-4)
Dividing Larger Numbers (4-5)
Find each quotient. Check by multiplying.
1. 324 ÷ 81
2. 286 ÷ 68
3. 416 ÷ 52
4. 484 ÷ 24
5. 812 ÷ 19
6. 596 ÷ 32
Question A Explain how you found the quotient
in Exercise 2.
Question  B How could you tell that the quotient
for Exercise 6 is less than 20?
 
Dividing: Choose a Computation Method (4-6)
Dividing with Zeros in the Quotient (4-7)
Calculate each quotient.
7. 4,500 ÷ 900
8. 2,840 ÷ 40
9. 3,700 ÷ 37
10. 1,350 ÷ 90
11. 5,796 ÷ 28
12. 6,776 ÷ 22
Question  C Tell what method you used for
Exercise 7 and why.
Question  D Why is a zero needed in each
quotient for Exercises 11-12?
 
Problem-Solving Skill: Multiple-Step Problems (4-8)
Write and answer the hidden question
or questions in the problem and then
solve the problem. Write your answer
in a complete sentence.
Question  E Explain why you cannot just divide
$220.00 by 12 to find how much each
of Pat's friends gave him for his birthday?
Question  F Write a two-step problem about Tina
that has a hidden question. Then solve
the problem.
Tina walks 4 blocks from home to school
each morning. She walks 6 blocks from
school to her grandmother's house
everyday after school.
13. For his birthday, Pat received the
same amount of money from each
of his 12 friends, plus $20.00 from
his older brother and $20.00 from
his sister. If Pat received a total of
$220.00, how much did each
friend give him?
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