Kungfu math p4 slide15 (division decimal)pdf

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division of decimals (up to 2 decimal places) by a 1-digit whole number What will we learn today? Decimals Division

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• division of decimals (up to 2 decimal places) by a 1-digit whole number

What will we learn today?

Decimals Division

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In the previous lectures, we have learnt about

addition and subtraction in decimals.

Let’s recap!

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Applying what we have learnt

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Try this out!

Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg Monday and Wednesday. How much rice did he use on

Wednesday?

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Solution

Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg more on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg from Monday to Wednesday.

How much rice did he use on Wednesday?

Step 1: 2.5kg + 1.75kg =___kg

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Solution

Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg more on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg from Monday to Wednesday.

How much rice did he use on Wednesday?

2.50

+ 1.75

Step 1: 2.5kg + 1.75kg = 4.25kg

He used 4.25kg of rice on Tuesday.

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Solution

Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg more on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg from Monday to Wednesday.

How much rice did he use on Wednesday?

2.50

+ 4.25

Step 2: 2.5kg + 4.25kg = 6.75kg

He used 6.75kg of rice on Monday and Tuesday.

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Solution

Mr Li used 2.5kg of rice on Monday and 1.75 kg more on Tuesday. He used a total of 9 kg from Monday to Wednesday.

How much rice did he use on Wednesday?

9.00

- 6.75

Step 3: 9.00 kg - 6.75kg = 2.25 kg

He used 2.25kg of rice on Wednesday.

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Division in decimals

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Try this out!

1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.

It is 3 times as long as ribbon B.

Find the length of ribbon B.

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Try this out!

1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.

It is 3 times as long as ribbon B.

Find the length of ribbon B.

Let’s draw models to help us visualize the scenario.

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Try this out!

1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.

It is 3 times as long as ribbon B.

Find the length of ribbon B.

A

10.08m

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Try this out!

1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.

It is 3 times as long as ribbon B.

Find the length of ribbon B.

A

B

10.08m

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Try this out!

1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.

It is 3 times as long as ribbon B.

Find the length of ribbon B.

A

10.08m

B

?

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Solution

1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.

It is 3 times as long as ribbon B.

Find the length of ribbon B.

A

10.08m

B

?

10.08 ÷ 3 = ___

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Long Division

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Long Division

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Long Division

1. Do the long division as per normal. 2. Make sure the decimal points are in line.

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Long Division

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Solution

1. The length of ribbon A is 10.08 m.

It is 3 times as long as ribbon B.

Find the length of ribbon B.

A

10.08m

B

3.36m

10.08 ÷ 3 = 3.36

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Are you ready to try out the questions?

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