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How many complete spins can it make in 50 hours? |  | |\n| 3) A school bus can carry 50 children. How many buses are needed to transport 137 children? |  | |\n| 4) A piece of rope is 40m long. How many 3m long pieces can I cut from it? |  | |\n| 5) Captain has 50 gold coins which he shares out equally amongst his crew of 6. How many coins does each member get? How many coins does Captain get if he takes the remainder of coins himself? |  | |\n| 6) How many complete weeks are there in 40 days? |  | |\n\nName Date  \nDIVISION PROBLEMS 4.3A ANSWERS  \n| 1) 55 children get into teams of 4.\u003Cbr>How many teams of 4 can they make?\u003Cbr>How many children will not be in a team of 4? | 55 ÷ 4 = 13 r 3.\u003Cbr>There will be 13 teams of 4. 3 children will not be in a team of 4. | |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 2) It takes the Earth 24 hours to spin once on its axis. How many complete spins can it make in 50 hours? | 50 ÷ 24 = 2 r 2.\u003Cbr>It can make 2 complete spins in 50 hours. | |\n| 3) A school bus can carry 50 children. How many buses are needed to transport 137 children? | 127 ÷ 50 = 2 r 27. There needs to be 3 buses. | |\n| 4) A piece of rope is 40m long. How many 3m long pieces can I cut from it? | 40 ÷ 3 = 13 r 1.\u003Cbr>I can cut 13 pieces of rope 3m long. | |\n| 5) Captain has 50 gold coins which he shares out equally amongst his crew of 6. How many coins does each member get? How many coins does Captain get if he takes the remainder of coins himself? | 50 ÷ 6 = 8 r 2. The crew get 8 coins each.\u003Cbr>Captain gets 2 coins. | |\n| 6) How many complete weeks are there in 40 days? | 40 ÷ 7 = 5 r 5.\u003Cbr>There are 5 complete weeks in 40 days. | |","cbCaimkHdb1PfiiH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimkHdb1PfiiH","pdf",188854,"English","# DIVISION PROBLEMS 4.3A\n## Questions 1-6\n## Answers 1-6","[{\"question\":\"How do you interpret remainders in these division problems?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet instructs interpreting the answer in the context of the problem, and the answers use the remainder to represent leftover units (e.g., extra children, incomplete spins, or leftover coins).\"},{\"question\":\"How many complete teams of 4 can 55 children make?\",\"answer\":\"They can make 13 teams of 4, with 3 children not in a team of 4.\"},{\"question\":\"How many buses are needed to transport 137 children if one bus holds 50?\",\"answer\":\"The answers show 3 buses are needed to transport 137 children.\"}]","DIVISION PROBLEMS 4.3A - Work out the answers | PDF"]