Question

A class 4 teacher wants to help her students understand the 3 categories of division of numbers. Construct one word problem of each category corresponding to the division 32 ÷8 = .4 Which of these categories of word problems is usually considered difficult for a primary school child to understand? Give reasons for your answer

21 Jan 2021
Answer :
Word Count : 688

Types of Division Word Problems

 

Partitive Division

Quotitive Division

Also Known As:

Equal Sharing Division

Dealing Out Division

Measurement Division

Repeated Subtraction Division

Example:

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