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Another Look! Practice 1-5
Layla has 20 raffle tickets. Division: How Many
There are 5 tickets in each book. Equal Groups?
How many books of raffle tickets
does Layla have? Find ​20 ÷ 5 = ⬜​.
​20 − 5 = 15
15 − 5 = 10
There are four groups of 5 in 20. Subtract 5 tickets
10 − 5 = 5
each time.
5 − 5 = 0​

You subtracted 5 four times. So, ​20 ÷ 5 = 4​.

Layla has 4 books of raffle tickets.

In 1, use repeated subtraction to help solve.

1. Ryan has 10 markers. ​10 − 5 =

There are 5 markers in each box. ​
5 − = ​
How many boxes of markers are there?
Find ​10 ÷ 5 = ⬜​. I subtracted 5 two times.
So, ​ ÷ = .​
Ryan has ​ ​boxes of markers.

In 2 and 3, use bar diagrams or counters or draw a picture to solve.

2. There are 16 books. The librarian arranged 3. Joseph had 28 paintbrushes to give to
4 books on each shelf. How many shelves 4 members of the Art Club. He wanted to
are there? give an equal number of brushes to each
16 books member. How many brushes did each
? shelves member get?
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4 books for each shelf

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 4. Daniel has to carry 32 boxes to his room. He can
carry 4 boxes on each trip. How many trips will
Daniel take? Show your work.
5. Model with Math  The United States
Mint released 5 state quarters every year.
There are 50 states. How many years
did it take for all 50 state quarters to be
released? Write and solve an equation.
7. Number Sense  Compare 249 and 271.
Write the greater number in word form.
Assessment Practice
9. A store clerk writes ​20 ÷ 4​. Which problem
could the clerk’s expression represent?
𝖠 There are 20 bananas. Each bunch
has 10 bananas. How many
bunches are there?
𝖡 There are 20 mugs. Each shelf has
4 mugs. How many shelves have
mugs?
𝖢 There are 20 cans. Each shelf has
2 cans. How many shelves have
cans?
𝖣 There are 4 apples. Each bag has
2 apples. How many bags are
there?
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You can use
repeated subtraction
or draw a picture
to solve.
6. Write an equation that represents the
bar diagram below.
40
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8. Higher Order Thinking  A newspaper
has more than 30 pages and fewer than
40 pages. The newspaper is divided
into sections, and each section has
exactly 8 pages. How many sections
does the newspaper have?
10. Tamara writes ​21 ÷ 3​. Which problem
could Tamara’s expression represent?
𝖠 There are 21 dolls. Each friend
has 3 dolls. How many friends
are there?
𝖡 There are 4 carrots. Each
bunny gets 1 carrot. How
many bunnies are there?
𝖢 There are $21. Each child gets
$21. How many children are
there?
𝖣 There are 21 pens. Each sack
has 1 pen. How many sacks are
there?
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