1. Keenya practiced several four-minute speeches in preparation for the debates. She presented these speeches a total of 1800 minutes throughout the semester. How many speeches did she give?
  2. Jacob and Michael each solved the problem in Question 10.

        Jacob's way: Michael's way:
    1. How are Jacob and Michael's solutions alike? How are they different?
    2. What is Jacob's first partial quotient?
    3. What is Michael's first partial quotient?
    4. Which partial quotient would you start with? Why?
    5. Who used fewer steps? How did he do that?
    6. Can you solve this problem using fewer steps? If so, how?

Play the Division Digits Game in the Student Activity Book with a classmate.

Use the Multiplication and Division Facts page and the Division Strategies Menu in the Student Guide Reference section.

  1. The candy-wrapping machine at TIMS Candy Company grabs 6 Chocos at a time and wraps them in 1 second.
    1. About how many times must the candy-wrapping machine run in order to wrap 5000 Chocos?
    2. Will it take more or less than 30 minutes to wrap all of these candies? How did you decide?