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Division (Mulitple digits): Practice Questions

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Question 1

1 mark

Find the quotient of \( 1,056 \div 24 \).

Question 2

1 mark

A theater has 1,872 seats. If there are 36 seats in each row, how many rows are there in the theater?

Question 3

1 mark

A school district has 15,360 books to be delivered to 48 primary schools. If the books are distributed equally among the schools, and each school then shares its portion equally between 8 classrooms, how many books does each classroom receive?

Question 4

1 mark

Find the result of the following division:
\( 1,632 \div 12 \)<\/p>

Question 5

1 mark

A charity has \$9,360 to distribute equally among 24 families. Each family then decides to spend half of their money on groceries. How much money does each family spend on groceries?<\/p>

Question 6

2 marks

Calculate the result of \( 456 \div 19 \).

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Question 7

3 marks

A large warehouse has 1,452 crates of apples to distribute equally among 11 regional markets. How many crates will each market receive?

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Question 8

5 marks

A water park uses 21,600 liters of water to fill 48 identical small pools. If the water for each pool is delivered in 15 equal containers, how many liters of water are in each container?

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Question 9

4 marks

A factory produces 15,750 liters of juice. The juice is bottled into large 15-liter containers. These containers are then loaded onto pallets, with 35 containers per pallet.
(a) How many 15-liter containers are filled?
(b) How many pallets are required to transport all the containers?

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Question 10

6 marks

A marathon event has 11,232 liters of water distributed at 36 hydration stations along the route.
(a) If each station receives an equal amount, how many liters are at each station?
(b) At each station, the water is poured into 26 large dispensers. How many liters does each dispenser hold?
(c) If a dispenser serves 40 runners, how many runners can be served by one hydration station?

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