Worksheet: Dividing Decimals by One-Digit Numbers Using Long Division

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In this worksheet, we will practice using the long division method to divide a decimal by a one-digit whole number.

Q1:

What is ?

Q2:

Q3:

Bassem and five neighborhood friends were buying a trampoline that costs $456.24. If the cost is divided equally among them, how much will each person pay?

Q4:

A car uses one litre of petrol to travel 10 kilometres. How many litres of petrol will be used on a journey of 676.8 kilometres?

Q5:

What is ?

Q6:

Complete the figure shown.

A0.869, 223
B86, 2.23
C86, 223
D0.869, 2.23

Q7:

Complete the figure shown.

A0.00787, 3 120
B787, 0.0312
C787, 3 120
D0.00787, 0.0312

Q8:

Calculate .

A 326
B 3.26
C 0.0326
D 0.326
E 32.6

Q9:

A 12.5-ounce bottle of olive oil contains 25 servings. What is the size of a single serving?

Q10:

Fady pays $826.36 per year for a gym membership. Suppose he makes 4 equal payments a year. Determine the amount he pays every three months.

Q11:

A bag of 12 lollipops costs $5.20. Determine, to the nearest cent, the cost of each lollipop.

Q12:

Nada bought 4 yards of fabric for $8.54. Later, she realized that she needs 2 more yards. How much will she pay for the extra yards?

Q13:

Calculate , rounding your answer to the nearest hundredth.

Q14:

Fares spends $1 050.69 each month for rent and supplies to run his deli. If he charges $17 for a salad, determine, to the nearest whole number, how many salads must be served in order to cover the monthly expenses.

Q15:

Determine the number of 1.5-foot pieces that can result from cutting four-foot trunks.

Q16:

Q17:

Complete the figure shown.

A0.00854, 4 620
B853, 0.0462
C853, 4 620
D0.00854, 0.0462

Q18:

A bag of 12 lollipops costs $5.90. Determine, to the nearest cent, the cost of each lollipop.