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Page 1: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

Pamela Leutwyler

Page 2: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example:

..371323

You begin this problem by noting that 23 goes into 71 three times – you can do this easily because you once memorized “3x2 = 6” and “4x2 = 8”

Because you have never memorized multiplication facts in bases other than ten, before you can begin a long division problem, you must list the single digit multiples of your divisor:

Page 3: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 1:

55 131421

Page 4: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 1:

55 1314215

5

5

42

2

21

5

5

5

113

3

21

5

5

5

134

4

21

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example 1:

55 1314215

5

5

42

2

21

5

5

5

113

3

21

5

5

5

134

4

21

too big

3

Page 6: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 1:

113

131421 555

5

5

42

2

21

5

5

5

113

3

21

5

5

5

134

4

21

3 multiply

Page 7: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 1:

113

131421 555

5

5

42

2

21

5

5

5

113

3

21

5

5

5

134

4

21

3

subtract in base 5

1 3 1

- 1 1 3

Page 8: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 1:

113

131421 555

5

5

42

2

21

5

5

5

113

3

21

5

5

5

134

4

21

3

subtract in base 52

1 3 1

- 1 1 3

1 3

1613

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example 1:

113

131421 555

5

5

42

2

21

5

5

5

113

3

21

5

5

5

134

4

21

3

134 bring down the 4

Page 10: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 1:

113

131421 555

5

5

42

2

21

5

5

5

113

3

21

5

5

5

134

4

21

3

13421 goes into 134 four times

4

Page 11: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 1:

113

131421 555

5

5

42

2

21

5

5

5

113

3

21

5

5

5

134

4

21

3

134

4

134

multiply

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example 1:

113

131421 555

5

5

42

2

21

5

5

5

113

3

21

5

5

5

134

4

21

3

134

45

134

Page 13: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 2:

77 143123

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example 2:

77 1431237

7

7

46

2

23

7

7

7

102

3

23

7

7

7

125

4

23

7

7

7

151

5

23

7

7

7

204

6

23

Page 15: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 2:

77 1431237

7

7

46

2

23

7

7

7

102

3

23

7

7

7

125

4

23

7

7

7

151

5

23

7

7

7

204

6

23

too big

4

Page 16: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 2:

125

143123 77

7

7

7

46

2

23

7

7

7

102

3

23

7

7

7

125

4

23

7

7

7

151

5

23

7

7

7

204

6

23

4

Page 17: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 2:

125

143123 77

7

7

7

46

2

23

7

7

7

102

3

23

7

7

7

125

4

23

7

7

7

151

5

23

7

7

7

204

6

23

4

subtract in base 7

1 4 3

- 1 2 5

Page 18: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 2:

125

143123 77

7

7

7

46

2

23

7

7

7

102

3

23

7

7

7

125

4

23

7

7

7

151

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23

7

7

7

204

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23

4

subtract in base 73

1 4 3

- 1 2 5

110

Page 19: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 2:

125

143123 77

7

7

7

46

2

23

7

7

7

102

3

23

7

7

7

125

4

23

7

7

7

151

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23

7

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204

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23

4

subtract in base 73

1 4 3

- 1 2 5

1 5

11015

Page 20: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 2:

125

143123 77

7

7

7

46

2

23

7

7

7

102

3

23

7

7

7

125

4

23

7

7

7

151

5

23

7

7

7

204

6

23

4

151

Page 21: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 2:

125

143123 77

7

7

7

46

2

23

7

7

7

102

3

23

7

7

7

125

4

23

7

7

7

151

5

23

7

7

7

204

6

23

4

151

5

Page 22: Pamela Leutwyler. The base ten division algorithm relies upon your knowledge of base ten multiplication facts. For example: You begin this problem by.

example 2:

125

143123 77

7

7

7

46

2

23

7

7

7

102

3

23

7

7

7

125

4

23

7

7

7

151

5

23

7

7

7

204

6

23

4

151

57

151