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8. REAL-WORLD DIVISION APPLICATION A school ordered 518 pencils. The pencils are packed in boxes of 7. How many boxes are there? 7 5 1 8 − Equation: Answer: boxes — Grade 5 problem preview

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8. REAL-WORLD DIVISION APPLICATION A school ordered 518 pencils. The pencils are packed in boxes of 7. How many boxes are there? 7 5 1 8 − Equation: Answer: boxes

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1School bus capacity — Grade 5 problem preview

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1School bus capacity

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2Packing apples into boxes — Grade 5 problem preview

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2Packing apples into boxes

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3. ROUND UP FOR SEATS 3. 46 students need to ride in vans. Each van holds 8 students. You must round up to make sure every student gets a seat. a) How many vans are needed? b) Expl — Grade 5 problem preview

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3. ROUND UP FOR SEATS 3. 46 students need to ride in vans. Each van holds 8 students. You must round up to make sure every student gets a seat. a) How many vans are needed? b) Expl

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3. ROUND UP FOR SEATS 3. 71 students need to ride in vans. Each van holds 9 students. You must round up to make sure every student gets a seat. a) How many vans are needed? b) Expl — Grade 5 problem preview

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3. ROUND UP FOR SEATS 3. 71 students need to ride in vans. Each van holds 9 students. You must round up to make sure every student gets a seat. a) How many vans are needed? b) Expl

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3. ROUND UP FOR SEATS 3. 29 students need to ride in vans. Each van holds 6 students. You must round up to make sure every student gets a seat. a) How many vans are needed? b) Expl — Grade 5 problem preview

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3. ROUND UP FOR SEATS 3. 29 students need to ride in vans. Each van holds 6 students. You must round up to make sure every student gets a seat. a) How many vans are needed? b) Expl

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3. ROUND UP FOR SEATS 3. 50 students need to ride in vans. Each van holds 8 students. You must round up to make sure every student gets a seat. a) How many vans are needed? b) Expl — Grade 5 problem preview

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3. ROUND UP FOR SEATS 3. 50 students need to ride in vans. Each van holds 8 students. You must round up to make sure every student gets a seat. a) How many vans are needed? b) Expl

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4. TAPE DIAGRAM WITH REMAINDER 4. Use the tape diagram to find 53 ÷ 8. Write the quotient and remainder. Use the model to help. 53 8 8 8 8 8 8 ? Equation: Quotient: Remainder: — Grade 5 problem preview

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4. TAPE DIAGRAM WITH REMAINDER 4. Use the tape diagram to find 53 ÷ 8. Write the quotient and remainder. Use the model to help. 53 8 8 8 8 8 8 ? Equation: Quotient: Remainder:

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4. TAPE DIAGRAM WITH REMAINDER 4. Use the tape diagram to find 30 ÷ 8. Write the quotient and remainder. Use the model to help. 30 8 8 8 ? Equation: Quotient: Remainder: — Grade 5 problem preview

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4. TAPE DIAGRAM WITH REMAINDER 4. Use the tape diagram to find 30 ÷ 8. Write the quotient and remainder. Use the model to help. 30 8 8 8 ? Equation: Quotient: Remainder:

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4. TAPE DIAGRAM WITH REMAINDER 4. Use the tape diagram to find 49 ÷ 6. Write the quotient and remainder. Use the model to help. 49 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 ? Equation: Quotient: Remainder: — Grade 5 problem preview

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4. TAPE DIAGRAM WITH REMAINDER 4. Use the tape diagram to find 49 ÷ 6. Write the quotient and remainder. Use the model to help. 49 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 ? Equation: Quotient: Remainder:

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4. TAPE DIAGRAM WITH REMAINDER 4. Use the tape diagram to find 32 ÷ 9. Write the quotient and remainder. Use the model to help. 32 9 9 9 ? Equation: Quotient: Remainder: — Grade 5 problem preview

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4. TAPE DIAGRAM WITH REMAINDER 4. Use the tape diagram to find 32 ÷ 9. Write the quotient and remainder. Use the model to help. 32 9 9 9 ? Equation: Quotient: Remainder:

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5. CHOOSE THE OPERATION 5. There are 75 apples. Each box holds 12 apples. Which operation and equation can be used to find how many full boxes can be packed and how many apples are — Grade 5 problem preview

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5. CHOOSE THE OPERATION 5. There are 75 apples. Each box holds 12 apples. Which operation and equation can be used to find how many full boxes can be packed and how many apples are

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5. CHOOSE THE OPERATION 5. There are 33 apples. Each box holds 6 apples. Which operation and equation can be used to find how many full boxes can be packed and how many apples are — Grade 5 problem preview

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5. CHOOSE THE OPERATION 5. There are 33 apples. Each box holds 6 apples. Which operation and equation can be used to find how many full boxes can be packed and how many apples are

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5. CHOOSE THE OPERATION 5. There are 51 apples. Each box holds 6 apples. Which operation and equation can be used to find how many full boxes can be packed and how many apples are — Grade 5 problem preview

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5. CHOOSE THE OPERATION 5. There are 51 apples. Each box holds 6 apples. Which operation and equation can be used to find how many full boxes can be packed and how many apples are

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5. CHOOSE THE OPERATION 5. There are 96 apples. Each box holds 13 apples. Which operation and equation can be used to find how many full boxes can be packed and how many apples are — Grade 5 problem preview

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5. CHOOSE THE OPERATION 5. There are 96 apples. Each box holds 13 apples. Which operation and equation can be used to find how many full boxes can be packed and how many apples are

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6. EXPLAIN WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN 6. A school has 95 students. Each bus holds 20 students. The division equation is 95 ÷ 20 = 4 R15. Explain what the numbers 4 and 15 mean in this c — Grade 5 problem preview

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6. EXPLAIN WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN 6. A school has 95 students. Each bus holds 20 students. The division equation is 95 ÷ 20 = 4 R15. Explain what the numbers 4 and 15 mean in this c

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6. EXPLAIN WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN 6. A school has 56 students. Each bus holds 27 students. The division equation is 56 ÷ 27 = 2 R2. Explain what the numbers 2 and 2 mean in this con — Grade 5 problem preview

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6. EXPLAIN WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN 6. A school has 56 students. Each bus holds 27 students. The division equation is 56 ÷ 27 = 2 R2. Explain what the numbers 2 and 2 mean in this con

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6. EXPLAIN WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN 6. A school has 53 students. Each bus holds 26 students. The division equation is 53 ÷ 26 = 2 R1. Explain what the numbers 2 and 1 mean in this con — Grade 5 problem preview

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6. EXPLAIN WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN 6. A school has 53 students. Each bus holds 26 students. The division equation is 53 ÷ 26 = 2 R1. Explain what the numbers 2 and 1 mean in this con

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6. EXPLAIN WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN 6. A school has 109 students. Each bus holds 20 students. The division equation is 109 ÷ 20 = 5 R9. Explain what the numbers 5 and 9 mean in this c — Grade 5 problem preview

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6. EXPLAIN WHAT THE NUMBERS MEAN 6. A school has 109 students. Each bus holds 20 students. The division equation is 109 ÷ 20 = 5 R9. Explain what the numbers 5 and 9 mean in this c

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7. CHECK DIVISION WITH MULTIPLICATION 7. 68 apples are packed into boxes. Each box holds 9 apples. The equation is 68 ÷ 9 = 7 R5. Check the answer using multiplication. a) Write a — Grade 5 problem preview

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7. CHECK DIVISION WITH MULTIPLICATION 7. 68 apples are packed into boxes. Each box holds 9 apples. The equation is 68 ÷ 9 = 7 R5. Check the answer using multiplication. a) Write a

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7. CHECK DIVISION WITH MULTIPLICATION 7. 56 apples are packed into boxes. Each box holds 6 apples. The equation is 56 ÷ 6 = 9 R2. Check the answer using multiplication. a) Write a — Grade 5 problem preview

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7. CHECK DIVISION WITH MULTIPLICATION 7. 56 apples are packed into boxes. Each box holds 6 apples. The equation is 56 ÷ 6 = 9 R2. Check the answer using multiplication. a) Write a

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7. CHECK DIVISION WITH MULTIPLICATION 7. 75 apples are packed into boxes. Each box holds 11 apples. The equation is 75 ÷ 11 = 6 R9. Check the answer using multiplication. a) Write — Grade 5 problem preview

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7. CHECK DIVISION WITH MULTIPLICATION 7. 75 apples are packed into boxes. Each box holds 11 apples. The equation is 75 ÷ 11 = 6 R9. Check the answer using multiplication. a) Write

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7. CHECK DIVISION WITH MULTIPLICATION 7. 105 apples are packed into boxes. Each box holds 12 apples. The equation is 105 ÷ 12 = 8 R9. Check the answer using multiplication. a) Writ — Grade 5 problem preview

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7. CHECK DIVISION WITH MULTIPLICATION 7. 105 apples are packed into boxes. Each box holds 12 apples. The equation is 105 ÷ 12 = 8 R9. Check the answer using multiplication. a) Writ

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8. CREATE YOUR OWN REMAINDER PROBLEM 8. Write your own story problem that involves division with a remainder. Use one of the contexts (buses, boxes, or apples). Include numbers, a — Grade 5 problem preview

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8. CREATE YOUR OWN REMAINDER PROBLEM 8. Write your own story problem that involves division with a remainder. Use one of the contexts (buses, boxes, or apples). Include numbers, a

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