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Dividing with the Partial Quotient Strategy

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What is the Partial Quotient strategy and how do we successfully apply it?

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1
What 2 factors would be the best choice to multiply by to chunk out the dividend?
6 x 100
6 x 110
6 x 120
6 x 90
2
What number is the dividend and what does it represent?
738 - number of boxes on the pallet
738 - the weight of the pallet of boxes
6 - number of boxes on the pallet
6 - the weight of the pallet of boxes
3
Which next 2 factors would be the best choice to multiply by to chunk out the dividend?
6 x 3
6 x 2
6 x 4
6 x 1
4
What number is the divisor and what does it represent?
6 - number of boxes on the pallet
738 - the weight of the pallet of boxes
6 - the weight of the pallet of boxes
738 - number of boxes on the pallet
5
How does multiplication relate to division?
You have to perform division after you do multiplication.
Multiplication/division are the same mathematical operation.
Multiplication and division are inverse operations.
6
Where do I get my final quotient from?
Under the division bracket
Outside of the frame after the equals symbol
The sum of numbers in each circle model
The sum of the numbers in the frame