Math Drills
Dividing by 2-Digit Numbers (Word Problems)
A-3Word Problems (Large Numbers)

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The work reaches scenes asking how much cheaper each item becomes when goods are bought together. Large Numbers handles dividing by a round multiple of ten and Even More Digits handles four-digit dividends. Buying in Bulk for Less becomes a word problem in which the gap between the cost at full price and the bulk cost is divided by the number of items.
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Buying in Bulk for Less has two tiers, and the hand stops once the gap in the totals is found, with that figure written straight into the answer. Since what is wanted is the gap for a single item, multiplying the written answer by the number of items lands exactly on the gap in the totals. Should it swell instead, a division is still outstanding.
In the next unit, Rounding Numbers, estimating itself becomes the center of the study, and which place to round at is chosen by the child. The way of estimating built up as far as 3-Digit ÷ 2-Digit has been used twice over inside a scene here.
- Large Numbers3 questions
- Even More Digits3 questions
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Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Division by 2-Digit Numbers”, shown with their answers.
(1)Hannah at the orchard picked 720 oranges. If 1 bag holds 80, how many bags can she make? Answer □
Answer: 9bags
(2)Riley, in charge of snacks, baked 540 cookies. If 1 box holds 90, how many boxes can they make? Answer □
Answer: 6boxes
(3)At the candy factory, Grace prepared 420 chocolates. If 1 box holds 60, how many boxes can she make? Answer □
Answer: 7boxes
(4)A certain shop makes 4674 rice crackers in 1 day. If 57 machines make the same number each, how many does 1 machine make? Answer □
Answer: 82rice crackers
(5)There are 4275 packages in a certain warehouse. If 95 trucks carry the same number each, how many does 1 truck carry? Answer □
Answer: 45packages
(6)Liam, in charge of souvenirs, collected 1952 stamps. If they are handed out equally to 32 classes, how many does 1 class get? Answer □
Answer: 61stamps




















