DIVISION Lesson Objectives + Divide 3- to 4-digit numbers by 1- to 2-digit numbers. + Estimate the quotient of dividing 3- to 4-digit numbers by 1- to 2-digit numbers with reasonable results. 1 A farmer has 1012 bananas. He puts them equally into 4 baskets. How many bananas are there in each basket? 2 Step 1: 1 thousand = 10 hundreds 4J1012 10 hundreds + 4 = 2 hundreds with ee) remainder ne a 2 hundreds 25 Step 2: 2 hundreds = 20 tens aJv012 20 tens + 1 ten = 21 tens a 8 21 tens + 4 = 5 tens with remainder 217 lten -20 1 253 Step 3: 1 ten = 10 ones 10 ones + 2 ones = 12 ones el a me 12 ones + 4 = 3 ones 2et =_280 1012 + 4 = 253 12 ie There are 253 bananas in each basket.an eads equally Into 3. chains. How many ods wa ineve ben each hain? HOW many beads will be left? beads will there be in each cl 117543 = 391 R2 3 39 391 3Ji175 3/1175 3/1175 2 27; oe =-274 = 27 5 - 3 2——> Remainder There will be 391 beads in each chain. 2 beads will be left. Estimate and then calculate 3576 + 6. 3576 = 3600 3600 + 6 = 600 The estimated answer is 600. __ 3600 + 6 = 600 ~« 3000 + 6 = 500 3576 +6 3576 is nearer to 3600 than 3000. Now, we calculate 3576 + eo wo Aalto ala 96 6J 76 olan Clan 1 3576 + 6 = 596 Since the answer 596 Is close to the estimated answer, the answe! is reasonable.Scr a ils, 192 sheets of paper were given out to a class of oe rls iach Pupil received the same number of sheets of paper. ny sheets of paper did each pupil receive? 32] 719 aly, Step 1: 192+32=6 O}y Nlo 192232=6 Each pupil received 6 sheets of Paper. A vendor has 368 apples. He packed the apples equally into 23 boxes. How many apples are there In each box? 16 2alaes arses =23 ~23 Step 1: 36 = 23 =1R 13 13 138 -1 38 Step 2: 138 + 23 = 6 368 +23 = 16 There are 16 apples in each box,