Mastering Division Word Problems

The video tutorial covers several division problems, including packing bracelets into boxes, determining the number of bags for jelly beans, filling water bottles from a jug, and packing markers. It also demonstrates using multiplication to verify division results and discusses planting trees at equal distances. The tutorial employs various methods like the grouping method and standard algorithm to solve these problems.

Jan has 540 bracelets and each box can hold 29 bracelets. How many boxes does she need to pack all the bracelets?

• 20

• 19

• 18

• 21

If each box holds 29 bracelets, how many bracelets can 10 boxes hold?

• 290

• 300

• 280

• 310

If a factory produces 3264 jelly beans every hour and each bag holds 32 jelly beans, how many bags can the factory produce per hour?

• 102

• 101

• 100

• 103

If a factory produces 3264 jelly beans every hour, how many jelly beans are produced in 2 hours?

• 6528

• 6530

• 6540

• 6550

Carol has a jug with 2000 ounces of water. How many 16-ounce water bottles can she fill?

• 120

• 135

• 125

• 130

Carol has 2000 ounces of water. If she uses 16 ounces to fill each bottle, how many ounces of water will be left after filling 125 bottles?

• 30 ounces

• 0 ounces

• 10 ounces

• 20 ounces

A shopkeeper has 2625 markers and wants to pack 25 markers in each box. How many boxes does he need?

• 105

• 104

• 101

• 100

A shopkeeper has 2625 markers. If he packs 25 markers in each box, how many markers will be left unpacked?

• 15

• 10

• 5

• 0

Magda divided 648 by 9 and got 72. Which multiplication problem can she use to check her answer?

• 9 x 648 = 72

• 9 x 72 = 648

• 648 x 9 = 72

• 72 x 9 = 648

Miranda's yard borders her neighbor's yard for 100 feet. She wants to plant 10 trees equally spaced along the border. How many feet apart will the trees be?

• 11 feet

• 9 feet

• 10.5 feet

• 10 feet