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Division Made Easy
by 
Rebecca Wingard-Nelson
Tom LaBaff
  
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Publisher: Enslow Publishers, Inc.
Subject(s):  Kid's Nonfiction
Mathematics
Nonfiction
Self-Improvement
Language(s):  English
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File size:   7686 KB
ISBN:   9780766025110
Release date:   Nov 11, 2006

Description

Are you having trouble with division? Is long division confusing to you? What does a remainder really mean? Rebecca Wingard-Nelson simply explains the properties of division. She covers topics such as inverse operations, key words, interpreting remainders, and dividing greater numbers. Whether you are learning this information for the first time—on your own or with a tutor—or you would like to review your math skills, this book will be a great choice.

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Table of Contents

Introduction

What Is Division?

Why Divide?

Division Terms

Division and Multiplication

Division Facts

Zero and One

Long Division

Dividing Greater Numbers

What Are Remainders?

The Largest Remainder

Dividing by Greater Numbers

Powers of Ten

Multiples of Ten

Division and Estimation

Properties and Division

Checking Your Answer

Division Key Words

Word Problems

Understanding the Remainder

Word Problems and Remainders

Further Reading

Internet Addresses

Index

Reviews

School Library Journal

January 2006...

Each title includes plentiful color illustrations, sample problems that are highlighted by color print, and boxes with hints and suggestions to make problem-solving easier. The two-page chapters include clear explanations and easy-to-follow examples. The Internet sites are active and may be of further help to struggling math students. While children may not pick up these books on their own, they may be of benefit to homeschoolers or youngsters who need a little extra help.

 

About the Author

Rebecca Wingard-Nelson has worked in public, private, and home-school mathematics education. She has been involved in various educational math projects, including developing and writing state assessment tests, exit exams, and proficiency tests, as well

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