MAT1236 Study Guide - Final Guide: Division Algorithm, Umber
14 Jun 2018
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Document Summary
Equal-sharing-between structure: refers to situations in which a quantity is shared out equally into a given number of portions and we are asked to determine how many there is in each portion. Ratio structure: refers to situations where division is used to compare two quantities how many times greater" *division problems can be solved by repeated subtraction or addition, commonly through skip counting on a number line. Rules: a number is divisible by another number if there is no remainder. Experience with division reveals patterns that can be used to work out the divisibility of a number. Distributive algorithm: most common and familiar (standard division algorithm) sharing among.
