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Page 1: Bus stop method - dividing by a 1 digit number (no remainders)

Bus stop method -

dividing by a 1 digit

number (no remainders)

Page 2: Bus stop method - dividing by a 1 digit number (no remainders)

963 ÷ 3

To solve this sum we use the bus stop method. The number to be divided by goes at the front and the largest number goes inside.

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First we solve 9 ÷ 3. 3 goes into 9 3 times so we write 3 above the 9.

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Next we solve 6 ÷ 3. 3 goes into 6 twice so we write 2 above the 6.

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Finally we solve 3 ÷ 3. 3 goes into 3 once so we write 1 above the 3.

This shows us that 963 ÷ 3 = 321.

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Bus stop method -

dividing by a 1 digit

number

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685 ÷ 6

To solve this sum we use the bus stop method. The number to be divided by goes at the front and the largest number goes inside.

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When using this method we work left to right. First we solve 6 ÷ 6 = 1. This is written above the 6.

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Next we look at the next number along which is 8. Because 8 is not in the 6 times table there will be a remainder. We think about how many multiples (lots of) 6 are there to get to 8. There is 1 (1x6 = 6) with 2 left over (remainders). We write the 1 above the 8 and the 2 remainders are written next to the next number along.

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Now because of the remainders from the previous step, the 5 now becomes 25. This is because the 8 is actually 8 tens so the 2 remainders were actually 2 tens. 2 tens + 5 = 25. So how many 6’s go into 25? 4 x 6 = 24 4 is the closest multiple of 6 to 25. So we write 4 above and we have remainder 1 because there is 1 left over after 4 x 6 = 24. We write it as r1. Finally 685 ÷ 6 = 114 r1

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Bus stop method -

dividing by a 2 digit

number

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583 ÷ 11

To solve this sum we use the bus stop method. The number to be divided by goes at the front and the largest number goes inside.

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When using this method we work left to right. First we solve 5 ÷ 11. When dividing the largest number is always first otherwise we can’t solve the sum. We can’t solve 5 ÷ 11 so we put 0 above the 5. We now have 5 remainders. The 5 remainders are written next to the 8.

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The remainder 5 is now written with the 8 making it 58. We now solve 58 ÷ 11. The closest multiple (lots) of 11 to 58 is 55 this is 5 x 11. So we write the 5 above. 58 – 55 = 3 so we have remainder 3. This is written next to the 3.

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The remainder 3 is written next to the 3 making it 33. We now solve 33 ÷ 11. Because 33 is a multiple of 11 it equals 3 with no remainders ( 3 x 11 = 33). This 3 is written above the 3.

So 583 ÷ 11 = 53


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