Worksheet on Division without Regrouping and without Remainder

Practice the questions given in the worksheet on division without regrouping and without remainder.

Here we will use the division method to find the quotient (i.e., without regrouping, without remainder).

For example:

(i) 480 ÷ 24

Worksheet on Division without Regrouping and without Remainder

Dividend = 480 

Divisor = 24

Quotient = 20   

Remainder = 0

(ii) 7035 ÷ 35

Worksheet on Division without Regrouping

Dividend = 7035               

Divisor = 35                        

Quotient = 201 

Remainder = 0

I. Find the quotient in each of the following (without regrouping, without remainder):

(i) 99 ÷ 3

(ii) 186 ÷ 6

(iii) 7707 ÷ 7

(iv) 72 ÷ 12

(v) 840 ÷ 21

(vi) 9045 ÷ 45

(vii) 660 ÷ 165

(viii) 7050 ÷ 235

(ix) 6100 ÷ 305


II. Divide the following and verify the result:

(i) 520 ÷ 5

(ii) 451 ÷ 6

(iii) 320 ÷ 16

(iv) 987 ÷ 24

(v) 1234 ÷ 9

(vi) 3681 ÷ 12




Answers for the worksheet on division without regrouping and without remainder are given below.


Answers:


I. (i) 33

(ii) 31

(iii) 1101

(iv) 6

(v) 40

(vi) 201

(vii) 4

(viii) 30

(ix) 20


II. (i) 104 × 5 + 0

(ii) 6 × 75 + 1

(iii) 16 × 20 + 0

(iv) 24 × 41 + 3

(v) 9 × 137 + 1

(vi) 12 × 306 + 9






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