CONCEPTUAL ARITHMETIC METHODS WITH DECIMALS Division.

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CONCEPTUAL ARITHMETIC METHODS WITH DECIMALS Division

Division with decimals  The following techniques will be covered in this presentation:  Converting to fractions and using fraction division (and possibly integer division)  Common denominator division with integer division

Converting to fractions and using fraction division Technique 1

Example 1: Find the quotient 5.31 ÷ 0.3 Rewrite the divisor and dividend as fractions. Perform the fraction division – simplify if you can

Example 2: Find the quotient 10.5 ÷ Rewrite the divisor and dividend as fractions. 2. Perform the fraction division – simplify if you can 3. or use integer division to finish the problem off…

Example 3: Find the quotient 76.5 ÷ Rewrite the divisor and dividend as fractions. 2. Perform the fraction division – do any easy reductions 3. Integer division to finish the problem off…

Common denominator division with integer division Technique 2

Example 4: Find the quotient 27.6 ÷ Convert each decimal to fraction form: 2. Since the fractions share a common denominator, so we can simply divide the numerators. 3. Finish the problem using integer division methods.

Example 5: Find the quotient 85.2 ÷ Convert each decimal to fraction form: 2. Rewrite with a common denominator, then divide the numerators. 3. Finish the problem using integer division methods.