Using a Multiplication Chart for Division

The video tutorial demonstrates how to use a multiplication chart to solve basic division problems. It provides a step-by-step example of dividing 42 by 7, showing how to identify the divisor, locate the corresponding row, and find the answer by tracing the row to the dividend. The process is explained as straightforward and efficient for solving division questions.

What is the purpose of using a multiplication chart in division?

• To find the divisor

• To determine the quotient

• To increase complexity

• To simplify multiplication

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If you are dividing 42 by 7 using a multiplication chart, where do you start?

• At the number 42

• At the number 7

• At the number 6

• At the number 1

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After finding the starting row in a multiplication chart, what is the next step in division?

• Count the number of rows

• Move across until you find the dividend

• Look for the number 1

• Write down the divisor

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What number appears at the top of the row when you locate the dividend in the chart?

• The divisor

• The quotient

• The product

• The sum

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How is using a multiplication chart for division described in the tutorial?

• Time-consuming

• Easy

• Complicated

• Unnecessary

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