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The Standard Long Division Algorithm Worksheet with Answer Key

7 problems on the standard long division algorithm: dividing by one-digit and two-digit numbers, quotients with remainders, bundles of flyers, sharing paper, first-digit placement, and working backward. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Divide with long division and check each quotient by multiplying.
    6,384 ÷ 89,135 ÷ 71,938 ÷ 342,961 ÷ 4712,480 ÷ 26
  2. Divide 7,647 ÷ 23, giving the quotient and remainder.
  3. Word problem: flyers wrapped in bundles of 36, with leftovers.
  4. Word problem: share construction paper among 52 art rooms, with an estimate.
  5. Say where the first quotient digit goes when dividing 6,250 by four divisors.
  6. Work backward from Zoe's answer 148 R 19 to the number she divided.
  7. Use 9,384 ÷ 23 = 408 to find related quotients and remainders.

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