Long Division of Money

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Long Divisionof Money
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Long Divisionof Money

• Long division is as simple as memorizing the
  people in this family.

Dad
Mom
Sister
Brother
Rover
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Long Divisionof Money

• Each person represents a step in the long
  division process.

3. Subtract
1. Divide
Sister
4. Bring down
Dad
Brother
2. Multiply
5. Repeat or Remainder
Mom
Rover
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Step 1 in Long Division
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1. Divide
3 ) 7.3 8
Dad

• Divide 3 into first number in the dividend.

How many 3s will go into 7?

• Think how many 3s will fit into 7.

• Write that number directly above the number
  you divided into.

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Money Step
.
2
3 ) 7.3 8

• Place the decimal point next to the 2.

You are doing just fine!

• Notice that the decimal is directly above the
  decimal in the dividend.

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Step 2 in Long Division
.
2
2. Multiply
3 ) 7.3 8
Mom
6

• Multiply the divisor times the first number
  in the quotient.

3 x 2 6

• Write your answer directly under the 7 or
  the number you just divided into.

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Step 3 in Long Division
.
2
3. Subtract
3 ) 7.3 8
Sister
6

• Draw a line under the 6.

• Write a subtraction sign next to the 6.

1

• Subtract 6 from 7.

• Write your answer directly below the 6.

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Step 4 in Long Division
.
2
4. Bring down
3 ) 7.3 8
Brother
6

• Go to the next number in the dividend to the
  right of the 7.

1
3

• Write an arrow under the 3.

• Bring the 3 down next to the 1.

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Step 5 in Long Division
.
2
5. Repeat or Remainder
3 ) 7.3 8
Rover
6

• This is where you decide whether you repeat the
  5 steps of division.

1
3

• If your divisor can divide into your new
  number, 13, or if you have numbers in the
  dividend that have not been brought down, you
  repeat the 5 steps of division.

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Step 1 in Long Division
.
2
4
1. Divide
3 ) 7.3 8
Dad
6

• Divide 3 into your new number, 13.

1
3

• Place your answer directly above the 3 in
  your quotient.

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Step 2 in Long Division
2
4
2. Multiply
3 ) 7.3 8
Mom
6

• Multiply your divisor, 3, with your new number
  in the quotient, 4.

1
3
1
2

• Place your answer directly under the 13.

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Step 3 in Long Division
.
2
4
3. Subtract
3 ) 7.3 8
Sister
6

• Draw a line under the bottom 12.

1
3

• Draw a subtraction sign.

1
2

• Subtract place answer under the line.

1

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Step 4 in Long Division
.
2
4
4. Bring down
3 ) 7.3 8
Brother
6

• Put an arrow under
• the next number, 8,
• in the dividend.

1
3
1
2

• Bring the 8 down next to the 1.

1
8
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Step 5 in Long Division
.
2
4
5. Repeat or Remainder
3 ) 7.3 8
Rover
6

• If the 3 will divide into your new number, 18,
  then repeat the steps of division.

1
3
1
2
1
8

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Step 1 in Long Division
.
2
4
6
1. Divide
3 ) 7.3 8
Dad
6

• Divide your divisor, 3, into your new number,
  18.

1
3
1
2

• Place your answer in the quotient next to the
  4.

1
8

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Step 2 in Long Division
.
2
4
6
2. Multiply
3 ) 7.3 8
6
Mom
1
3

• Multiply your divisor, 3, by your new number in
  the quotient, 6.

1
2
1
8

• Place your answer under your new number, 18.

8
1

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Step 3 in Long Division
.
2
4
6
3. Subtract
3 ) 7.3 8
6
Sister
1
3

• Draw a line under the number 18.

1
2
1
8

• Place your subtraction sign.

8
1

• Subtract put your answer directly under the
  18.

0

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Step 4 in Long Division
.
2
4
6
4. Bring down
3 ) 7.3 8
6
Brother
1
3

• Look at your dividend to see if there are any
  more numbers to bring down.

1
2
1
8
8
1

• If not, move to step 5.

0

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Step 5 in Long Division
.
2
4
6
5. Repeat or Remainder
3 ) 7.3 8
6
Rover
1
3

• Since there are no more numbers to bring down
  3 will not divide into 0, you do not repeat the
  steps of division.

1
2
1
8
8
1
0

• There is no remainder left.

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Money Step
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2
4
6

3 ) 7.3 8
6
1
3

• Place the dollar sign in front of your answer.

1
2
1
8
8
1
0

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Youre awesome!
.
2
4
6
You did it!

3 ) 7.3 8
6

1
3
Cool Dude!
1
2
Youre so smart!
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8
8
1
Wolf!
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