
Learn Long Division
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Mathematics
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5th - 8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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6 Slides • 18 Questions
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By Nevaeh Banks
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Dirty Monkeys Smell Bad
Dirty- Divide
Monkeys- Multiply
Smell- Subtract
Bad- Bring down
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Divisor- The number outside the radical. Determines how many times a number can go into another.
Dividend- The number inside the radical. This is the number that is being divided.
Remainder- The remainder goes at the very bottom at the end. Sometimes it can be 0,2,3,4,and,5.
Quotient- Quotient is your answer and it goes on top of your radical.
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Draw
Draw a radical sign
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Draw
Draw where the divider goes
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Draw
Draw the dividend
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Draw
Draw the remainder
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Draw
Draw where your quotient goes on the radical sign.
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Multiple Choice
5/25
By looking at this word problem, the 5 outside the radical is called?
quotient
divider
dividend
remainder
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Multiple Choice
5/25
By looking at this word problem what is the number 25 under the radical called?
quotient
divider
dividend
Remainder
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Multiple Choice
I have got 5 for my answer. What is the correct word for my answer?
Divider
Dividend
quotient
Remainder
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Multiple Choice
After subtracting all my numbers i got zero at the end. The number 0 is called?
quotient
remainder
divider
dividend
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Open Ended
What should you ask yourself when doing long division?
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Open Ended
What are your thought on long division? Where do you get stuck at when doing long division?
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Multiple Choice
What is the opposite of multiplication?
Addition
Division
Multiplication
Subtraction
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So we have been doing long division with one digit. We know that we have to read the problem carefully and follow our steps. So to the left you should see the example 3/366. The first thing we are gonna do is divide our first number. How many times do 3 go into 3?. Now we go to our second number which is 6 and ask our selves how many times do 3 go into 6?. Then we go to our final number and ask ourselves how many times do 3 go into 6.? By doing all these steps you should be able to get your answer on top of the radical. Now make sure you check your work by multiplying.
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Multiple Choice
What did you get by solving 3/366?
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1224
122
123
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Open Ended
5/525
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Open Ended
6/636
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Open Ended
8/848
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Open Ended
6/126
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Open Ended
5/535
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- Vector Smith
By Nevaeh Banks
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