Division with Remainders
Students will complete input-output tables, identify the rule relating input to output, and express it algebraically.
Key Questions
- What is a remainder in a division problem, and when does it appear?
- How do you decide what to do with a remainder depending on the context of the word problem?
- Can you solve a word problem involving division with a remainder and explain how you interpreted it?
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