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LO: to use doubling and halving to multiply or divide two-digit numbers by 4.
17/05/05
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Two digit numbers: 20 68 51 74 99 88 47 43
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LO: to begin to express a quotient as a fraction or a decimal when dividing whole numbers by 2, 4, 5 or 10p when dividing £ and p.
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LO: to begin to express a quotient as a fraction or a decimal when dividing whole numbers by 2, 4, 5 or 10p when dividing £ and p. Any ideas anyone???
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What is the quotient of: 17 divided by 4?
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What is the quotient of: 17 divided by 4?
4 r1
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17 has been divided into 4 groups and the REMAINDER of 1 should also be divided by 4.
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17 has been divided into 4 groups and the REMAINDER of 1 should also be divided by 4.
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What fraction of the jump is the remainder?
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17 divided by 5 could be 3 r2 OR 3 2/5
17 divided by 5 could be 3 r2 OR 3 2/5
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2/5 What is this as a decimal?
4 10 40 100 40% 0.4
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LO: to express a quotient as a fraction and a decimal
Task: /05/05 Work in pairs to divide each of the following numbers by 2, 4, 5 and 10.
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It costs £5. 40 for four children to go swimming
It costs £5.40 for four children to go swimming. How much does it cost each child? It costs £11.80 for 4 adults to go skating. How much does it cost each adult?
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Let’s get thinking backwards!
!sdrawkcab gnikniht teg s’teL What number have I halved to get a quotient of 61 ½?
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Let’s get thinking backwards!
!sdrawkcab gnikniht teg s’teL What number have I quartered to get a quotient of 22.25?
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