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Interpreting the Quotient

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Interpreting the Quotient

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    1. Interpreting the Quotient What Do I Do With This Remainder?

    2. Mr. Dunlap is 457 months old. How old is he in years?

    3. Mr. Dunlap is 457 months old. How old is he in years?

    4. Mr. Dunlap is 457 months old. How old is he in years?

    5. Mr. Dunlap is 457 months old. How old is he in years?

    6. The sixth grade is taking a field trip to Green Acres. We need to reserve several school busses for the trip. Each bus holds 40 students and there are 206 students in the 6th grade. How many busses do we need?

    7. The sixth grade is taking a field trip to Green Acres. We need to reserve several school busses for the trip. Each bus holds 40 students and there are 206 students in the 6th grade. How many busses do we need?

    8. The sixth grade is taking a field trip to Green Acres. We need to reserve several school busses for the trip. Each bus holds 40 students and there are 206 students in the 6th grade. How many busses do we need?

    9. The sixth grade is taking a field trip to Green Acres. We need to reserve several school busses for the trip. Each bus holds 40 students and there are 206 students in the 6th grade. How many busses do we need?

    14. In the school cafeteria, each table seats 7 students. If there are 204 8th graders, how many tables will be completely full during the 8th grade lunch?

    15. In the school cafeteria, each table seats 7 students. If there are 204 8th graders, how many tables will be completely full during the 8th grade lunch?

    16. In the school cafeteria, each table seats 7 students. If there are 204 8th graders, how many tables will be completely full during the 8th grade lunch?

    17. In the school cafeteria, each table seats 7 students. If there are 204 8th graders, how many tables will be completely full during the 8th grade lunch?

    18. On Halloween, Mr. Dunlap bought a bag of Jolly Ranchers for his period 3 math class, his favorite class. The bag contained 84 pieces of candy. Mr. Dunlap wants to give each student 5 pieces of candy. Can he give 5 Jolly Ranchers to each of the 16 students in his period 3 class?

    19. On Halloween, Mr. Dunlap bought a bag of Jolly Ranchers for his period 3 math class, his favorite class. The bag contained 84 pieces of candy. Mr. Dunlap wants to give each student 5 pieces of candy. Can he give 5 Jolly Ranchers to each of the 16 students in his period 3 class?

    20. On Halloween, Mr. Dunlap bought a bag of Jolly Ranchers for his period 3 math class, his favorite class. The bag contained 84 pieces of candy. Mr. Dunlap wants to give each student 5 pieces of candy. Can he give 5 Jolly Ranchers to each of the 16 students in his period 3 class?

    21. On Halloween, Mr. Dunlap bought a bag of Jolly Ranchers for his period 3 math class, his favorite class. The bag contained 84 pieces of candy. Mr. Dunlap wants to give each student 5 pieces of candy. Can he give 5 Jolly Ranchers to each of the 16 students in his period 3 class?

    22. On Halloween, Mr. Dunlap bought a bag of Jolly Ranchers for his period 3 math class, his favorite class. The bag contained 84 pieces of candy. Mr. Dunlap wants to give each student 5 pieces of candy. Can he give 5 Jolly Ranchers to each of the 16 students in his period 3 class?

    23. At Kroger, a 12-pack of Pepsi is on sale for $4.56. How much does each can of pop cost?

    24. At Kroger, a 12-pack of Pepsi is on sale for $4.56. How much does each can of pop cost?

    25. At Kroger, a 12-pack of Pepsi is on sale for $4.56. How much does each can of pop cost?

    26. At Kroger, a 12-pack of Pepsi is on sale for $4.56. How much does each can of pop cost?

    27. At Kroger, a 12-pack of Pepsi is on sale for $4.56. How much does each can of pop cost?

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