Long Division using 1 Number
Long Division using 1 Number – Example 2:
Solution:
\(\frac{128}{4}\) means the number of \(4\) that must be added to get \(128\). In terms of partition, \(\frac{128}{4}\) means the size of each of \(4\) parts into which a set of size \(128\) is divided. The answer is \(32\)
Exercises for Long Division using 1 Number
Find the quotient.
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