Division

Find the value of $\frac{P+R-S}{Q}$

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What is $46÷5$

Below are $10$ of the biggest lotto wins in American history. The amounts are shown in both American (US) dollars and Australian dollars.

Use calculator to find how much each winner of the Powerball game in position $5$ won in US dollars.

The answer to $159÷3$ is the same as the answer to:

Divide $2419$ by $7$ and show the remainder as a fraction and as a remainder.

What is the another way to write the answer to this problem?

$2564÷8=320 \mathrm{r} 4$

$96÷3$ can be re-written as:

Below are $10$ of the biggest lotto wins in American history. The amounts are shown in both American (US) dollars and Australian dollars.

How much each winner of the Mega Millions game in position $1$ won in US dollars. 

The answer to $60÷3$ is the same as the answer to:

Use the information in the table above (or find some facts of your own), and a method of your choice, to perform calculations about some fascinating facts.

Examples include:

How many insects can a bat eat in one hour?

Use the information in the table above (or find some facts of your own), and a method of your choice, to perform calculations about some fascinating facts.

Examples include:

What is the average number of kilometres a humpback whale swims in a day?

Most of us don't spend as much money on clothes as the royal family. Follow the steps below to calculate how many dresses, at $\$66$ each, you could buy for the same cost as the replica of Queen Elizabeth II's wedding dress ($\$47,000$)

Use a written strategy of your choice and deal with the remainder appropriately.

Most of us don't spend as much money on clothes as the royal family. Follow the steps below to calculate how many dresses, at $\$66$ each, you could buy for the same cost as the replica of Queen Elizabeth II's wedding dress ($\$47,000$)

Use a calculator

Most of us don't spend as much money on clothes as the royal family. Follow the steps below to calculate how many dresses, at $\$66$ each, you could buy for the same cost as the replica of Queen Elizabeth II's wedding dress ($\$47,000$)

Round the numbers and perform a mental calculation.

Use a written method to find the average number of hours a cat sleeps in a day.

Use a calculator to find the number of hours a cat sleeps in a week.

Using a calculator is a quick way to divide. Estimating an answer is a good way to make sure you can trust the calculator's answer. If you wanted to know how many hours a cat sleeps in a week, you would divide $4732 \text{by} 52$. But first, round the numbers to $4500 \text{divided by} 50$ and decide which of these is likely to be the closest answer:

$10, 45, 90, 200$

Bill and Ben order three pizzas between them. How much might each have eaten if the given amount is left? Write the answer using the mixed numeral.

$1$ slice

Imagine that ten pizzas have been ordered for seven people. How much would be left if each person eats the given number of slices? Write the answer in two ways: using mixed numerals and improper fractions.

$4$ slices

Imagine that ten pizzas have been ordered for seven people. How much would be left if each person eats the given number of slices? Write the answer in two ways: using mixed numerals and improper fractions.

$6$ slices