To solve
Step 1: Eliminate the Decimal
To make it easier to divide, we can multiply both numbers by 100 to eliminate the decimals:
So now we need to divide
Step 2: Perform Long Division
Now we will perform long division to calculate
- How many times does 275 go into the first digits?
- 275 does not go into 1, 10, or 108, so we look at 1088 (the first four digits).
- Estimate how many times 275 can fit into 1088.
(too much)
So, we can fit 275 into 1088 three times.
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Subtract this result from 1088:
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Bring down the next digit (0), making it
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How many times does 275 go into 2630?
- Estimate:
(fits) (too much)
- Estimate:
So, it fits 9 times.
- Subtract this result from 2630:
Now, we are left with a remainder of 155.
Step 3: Combine Results
So from the long division, we find:
- The quotient is
- And the remainder is
Step 4: Write the Result
We can write the answer as:
If we want to express it as a decimal, we can continue dividing
Thus,
This is a step-by-step illustration suitable for primary 4 students.