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1 DIVISION ANSWERS Lesson 44Power Up IPage 317

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3 Division Answers Divide 52 by 8 and write the answer a. with a remainder b. as a mixed number c. as a decimal

4 Division Answers Divide 24.2 by 9 and round the quotient to the nearest thousandth.

5 Division Answers Buses will be used to take 68 students on a field trip. If each bus can hold 15 students, how many buses are needed?

6 Division Answers A gallon (128 ounces) of apple cider is being poured into 10 ounce glasses. a.How many glasses can be filled to the top? b.How many glasses are needed to hold all the apple cider?

7 Division Answers Susie bought 1 donut. How much did she pay? Donuts $7 for a dozen donuts

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