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    1) 151 - 755÷5 = 151 2) 213 - 639÷3 = 213 3) 341 - 682÷2 = 341 4) 141 - 986÷7= 141 The document provides 4 math word problems and their solutions in 1-2 sentences each. It asks the reader to divide various numbers and find the missing values or quantities.

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    1) 151 - 755÷5 = 151 2) 213 - 639÷3 = 213 3) 341 - 682÷2 = 341 4) 141 - 986÷7= 141 The document provides 4 math word problems and their solutions in 1-2 sentences each. It asks the reader to divide various numbers and find the missing values or quantities.

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    Raspberry Division Worksheet

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    ANOOP TAINAN
    1) 151 - 755÷5 = 151 2) 213 - 639÷3 = 213 3) 341 - 682÷2 = 341 4) 141 - 986÷7= 141 The document provides 4 math word problems and their solutions in 1-2 sentences each. It asks the reader to divide various numbers and find the missing values or quantities.

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    Division

    Divide the following

    1) 755÷5 =
    2) 639÷3 =
    3) 682÷2 =
    4) 986÷7=
    Divide and find the missing numbers.

    Solve the word problems


    1)There are 5 crates containing 122 oranges each.
    i) How many oranges are there in all?
    ii) ii) Anshul packs the oranges into bags of 10 oranges. How many oranges
    are left over?
    2) There are 555 primary students in a school. The students are to be
    divided equally into 5 classes. How many students will there be in each
    class?

    3) There are 463 marbles. If they are put equally in packets of 3, how
    many packets will be needed? How many marbles will be left over?

    4) A total of 918 children of a school went on a picnic. They were 3


    buses ready for the picnic. How many children were taken by each bus
    equally?

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