Module 2 Lesson 24

This problem can be made easier by splitting up the dividend of 668:

668 = 600 + 60 + 8

We can then divide each piece by our divisor of 2:

 $\left(600\div2\right)\ +\ \left(60\div2\right)+\left(8\div2\right)$  

Now we have our three pieces:

 $600\div2\ =\ 300\$ 
  $60\div2\ =\ 30$  

We can make this problem easier by splitting our divisor of 40:

 $30=10\times3$  

 $6.96\div10=0.696$  

 $0.696\div3=0.131$  
or
 $\left(6\ tenths\div3\right)+\left(9\ hundredths\div3\right)+\left(6\ thousandths\div3\right)$