Division Decimal by Whole Tenths - Long - Concept Intro (Level 1)

This math topic focuses on practicing the division of decimals by whole numbers, specifically tenths, using the long division method. The problems encourage understanding and application by dividing simple whole numbers first and then comparing results when similar operations involve decimal numbers. Each question presents a specific division scenario, represented visually with division bars, to clarify the operation needed to find the answer from multiple choices. This setup aims to solidify students' foundational knowledge in decimal division by directly engaging them with increasingly familiar decimal formats.

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Division Decimal by Whole Tenths - Long - Concept Intro

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Divide these numbers, given the hint

2\overline{)14} = 7\\ \\ 2\overline{)1.4} = ?

Division Decimal by Whole Tenths - Long - Concept Intro Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Division Decimal by Whole Tenths - Long - Concept Intro (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Decimal Division - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/decimals_division_intro/

Divide these numbers, given the hint

$A LaTex expression showing 4\overline{)24} = 6\\ \\ 4\overline{)2.4} = ?$

Divide these numbers, given the hint

$A LaTex expression showing 2\overline{)12} = 6\\ \\ 2\overline{)1.2} = ?$

Divide these numbers, given the hint

$A LaTex expression showing 6\overline{)24} = 4\\ \\ 6\overline{)2.4} = ?$

Divide these numbers, given the hint

$A LaTex expression showing 5\overline{)15} = 3\\ \\ 5\overline{)1.5} = ?$

Divide these numbers, given the hint

$A LaTex expression showing 2\overline{)8} = 4\\ \\ 2\overline{)0.8} = ?$

Divide these numbers, given the hint

$A LaTex expression showing 2\overline{)14} = 7\\ \\ 2\overline{)1.4} = ?$

Divide these numbers, given the hint

$A LaTex expression showing 3\overline{)15} = 5\\ \\ 3\overline{)1.5} = ?$