IXL | Divide 3-digit numbers using partial quotients with remainders

Divide using partial quotients. Fill in the missing numbers.

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Divide using partial quotients. Fill in the missing numbers.

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To find

536

using partial quotients, subtract multiples of 5 from 536 until you can't subtract anymore. Then, see how many times 5 fits into 536.

Step 1: Subtract multiples of 5 until you can't subtract anymore.

An easy multiple of 5 to start with is 500, which is equal to

100

Subtract 500 from 536.

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Now subtract 35, which is also a multiple of 5. It is equal to

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You can't subtract anymore because 1 is less than 5. So, 1 is the remainder.

Step 2: See how many times 5 fits into 536.

536 can be broken up into 500, 35, and 1. Add the number of times 5 fits into 500 and the number of times 5 fits into 35.

So, the quotient of 536 and 5 is 107 with a remainder of

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