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Advanced Array Division Exercises: Problems 1 to 3

1 Multi-Digit Array Division

Exercise 1

A school has 144 students. They need to be arranged in 12 equal rows for a performance. How many students will be in each row? Represent this using an array model.

5th Grade Strategy:

Use place value decomposition: 144 = 100 + 40 + 4, then divide each part by 12

Complex Array Setup:

Total items: 144 students, Number of rows: 12

Break into parts: (120 ÷ 12) + (24 ÷ 12) = 10 + 2 = 12

Division Equation:

144 ÷ 12 = ?

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Division Using Arrays 5th Grade | Visual Learning | Mathematics Grade 5

Advanced Array Division Exercises: Problems 1 to 3

1 Multi-Digit Array Division

Exercise 1

A school has 84 students who need to be arranged in 7 equal rows for a field trip. How many students will be in each row?

5th Grade Strategy:

Use place value understanding to break down the problem

Advanced Concept:

Breaking down 84 into tens and ones for easier array visualization

Array Setup:

Total items: 84 students, Number of rows: 7

Division Equation:

84 ÷ 7 = ?

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Division Using Arrays for 5th Grade Students

Division Using Arrays for 5th Grade Students

Division Using Arrays for 5th Grade Students