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Divide:\newline90÷15=90 \div 15 = _____

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Q. Divide:\newline90÷15=90 \div 15 = _____
  1. Understand division problem: Understand the division problem. We need to find out how many times 1515 goes into 9090 without going over.
  2. Perform the division: Perform the division. Divide 9090 by 1515 to get the quotient. \newline90÷15=690 \div 15 = 6
  3. Check for math errors: Check for any possible math errors. We can multiply the quotient by the divisor to see if we get the original dividend.\newline6×15=906 \times 15 = 90
  4. Verify division correctness: Since the multiplication check resulted in the original dividend, there are no math errors, and the division is correct.

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