Lesson Worksheet: Dividing Three-Digit Numbers by Two-Digit Numbers: Long Divison without Remainders Mathematics • 5th Grade
In this worksheet, we will practice using long division to divide three-digit numbers by two-digit numbers in calculations where there is no remainder.
Q1:
One cookie costs 25 piastres. If I have 425 piastres, how many cookies can I buy?
Q2:
A school has 850 students and each classroom has 25 seats. How many classrooms are needed?
Q3:
Knowing that , find .
Q4:
The product of two numbers is 672. Given that one of the numbers is 32, find the other.
Q5:
Fill in the blank: .
Q6:
Mason and Jacob are trying to solve . Mason says the answer is 62 and Jacob says it is 60. Who is right?
- AMason
- BJacob
Q7:
Find the quotient of the division shown.
Q8:
Find
Use an area model to help you.
Q9:
Use long division to find the missing factor: .
Q10:
Which of these word problems will require you to use division to solve it?
- AMatthew is creating 476 equal-sized bouquets. Each bouquet has 28 flowers. If he sells 5 bouquets, how many flowers will remain?
- BMatthew is creating bouquets. He uses 28 flowers in each bouquet. How many bouquets can he create altogether?
- CMatthew is creating 476 equal-sized bouquets. He wants to use 28 flowers in each bouquet. How many flowers will he need to use altogether?
- DMatthew is creating 476 different-sized bouquets. He wants to use 28 flowers in each bouquet. How many flowers will he need to use altogether?
- EMatthew needs to create equal-sized bouquets for 17 customers. He has 476 flowers to use. What is the maximum amount of flowers he can use in each bouquet?
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