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Short and Long

This presentation is intended to be used by the parents and students of Mrs. Nicholas SRA Connecting Math Concepts Math program. It is not intended to be a substitute for a research based program. Division Terms 9 7 63 Dividend basic facts

• The answer is part Examples: of the basic fact 7 6 family 8 56 4 24 • No 5 3 2 10 6 18 Short Division with Remainder

• Dividend is not a basic fact. • Steps to solve: 1. Determine how close the divisor can get to the dividend without going over. charts can help

6 20 2. Write the answer below the dividend. 6 20 18

3. The quotient is the second part of the basic fact family. 3

6 20 *Basic fact: 6 x 3 =18 18 4. Subtract the basic fact answer from the original quotient. 3 6 20 18 5. The subtract answer is the remainder. 3 R 2 6 20 18

• Long division is a division problem that has multiple digits in the quotient. • Steps to solve are same as short division. You repeat the 4 steps until all digits in the dividend are solved. Long Division Example

2 6 8 8 1. Ask: Can the divisor into the first digit. 2 6 8 8 • Yes 3 4 4 2. Follow steps 1-4 under short division. 2 6 8 8 3. Continue until all digits 6 4 4 have an answer over the dividend. Long Division

Special circumstances…that will occur a lot! 1. Ask: Can the divisor into the first 1 digit. 5 5 4 5 • Yes, continue with steps 1-4 5 2. Next digit, start again. Can the divisor go in the next digit. • No. Put a zero above that 1 0 9 number and underline the next digit and ask the 5 5 4 5 question again. 5 45 • Now the answer is yes. Continue with steps 1-4. Zero

• Rule to live by: 3 0 4 Anything divided 2 6 0 8 by zero is zero More Long Division

• All division rule reviewed so far still apply; however sometimes you will have subtract many different times. • The answer to the problem is moved to the next digit in the dividend to create a number. • The answer to the final problem is the remainder. Example 1 1 0 7 Step 1 4 4 3 5 9 Step 2 4 4 3 8 9 35

1 0 7 Step 4 1 0 7 9 4 4 3 8 39 Step 5 3 5 4 4 3 8 39 Bring the answer to subtraction 35 36 problem to the next digit in the division problem 1 0 7 9 r 3 Step 6 4 4 3 8 39 35 36 Final reminder

• All number in the quotient need to line up with the numbers in the dividend. • Look back at the example problems throughout the presentation.