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    The document shows 4 examples of dividing spring pictures into groups to solve division problems. For each example, the total number of spring pictures is given, divided by the number of groups to find how many are in each group, then multiplied by the number of groups to check the total. The document uses the spring pictures and grouping to demonstrate division calculations.

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    The document shows 4 examples of dividing spring pictures into groups to solve division problems. For each example, the total number of spring pictures is given, divided by the number of groups to find how many are in each group, then multiplied by the number of groups to check the total. The document uses the spring pictures and grouping to demonstrate division calculations.

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    Division Questions

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    Gudiya Ravi Rana
    The document shows 4 examples of dividing spring pictures into groups to solve division problems. For each example, the total number of spring pictures is given, divided by the number of groups to find how many are in each group, then multiplied by the number of groups to check the total. The document uses the spring pictures and grouping to demonstrate division calculations.

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    Spring Division by Grouping

    Use the spring pictures to complete the sentences and the calculations.

    There are
    altogether.
    ÷ =
    There are
    groups.

    There are × =
    in each group.

    There are
    altogether.
    ÷ =
    There are
    groups.

    There are × =
    in each group.

    There are
    altogether.
    ÷ =
    There are
    groups.

    There are × =
    in each group.

    There are
    altogether.
    ÷ =
    There are
    groups.

    There are × =
    in each group.

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