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Divide a Decimal by a Whole Number - Instruction - Level E
Max divides 3.6 cups of almond milk equally among the 3 jars. He uses
3.6÷3 to find how many cups of almond milk are in each jar.
3.6
Find the quotient.

3.6÷3=36 tenths
÷3

=?Delta ?

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Max divides

3

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6

cups of almond milk equally among the

3

jars. He uses

3.6 \div 3

to find how many cups of almond milk are in each jar.

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3

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6

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Find the quotient.

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3.6 \div 3=36

tenths

\div 3

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=? \Delta

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Understand the division problem: Step $1$ : Understand the division problem. $\newline$ We need to divide $3.6$ cups of almond milk by $3$ to find out how much each jar gets. $\newline$ Calculation: $3.6 \div 3$
Perform the division: Step $2$ : Perform the division. $\newline$ Since $3.6$ is the same as $36$ tenths, we divide $36$ tenths by $3$ . $\newline$ Calculation: $36$ tenths $\div 3 = 12$ tenths
Convert the result back: Step $3$ : Convert the result back to decimal form. $\newline$ $12$ tenths is the same as $1.2$ when converted to decimal. $\newline$ Calculation: $12$ tenths $= 1.2$

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