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Math Word Problems on Division

The document presents a series of math problems involving division and equal distribution, each centered around the number 48 and the number 8. It includes scenarios such as Peyton buying shirts, Mr. Bond distributing game tokens, and Alex dividing cookies into bags. Additionally, it prompts the reader to sort the problems, compare similarities and differences, and solve them using models or drawings.

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Math Word Problems on Division

The document presents a series of math problems involving division and equal distribution, each centered around the number 48 and the number 8. It includes scenarios such as Peyton buying shirts, Mr. Bond distributing game tokens, and Alex dividing cookies into bags. Additionally, it prompts the reader to sort the problems, compare similarities and differences, and solve them using models or drawings.

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Peyton has $48 to spend Peyton has $48 to spend

on new shirts at the mall. on new shirts at the mall.


She plans to spend $8 on She plans to buy 8 shirts.
each shirt. How many How much can she
shirts can she buy? spend on each shirt?
#1 #2
Mr. Bond has 48 game Mr. Bond has 48 game
tokens. He shares them tokens. He gives each
evenly with 8 students. student 8 tokens. How
How many game tokens many students received
did each student get? game tokens?
#3 #4
Alex baked 48 cookies Alex baked 48 cookies
for his neighbors. He for his neighbors. He puts
divided the cookies 8 cookies in each bag.
equally into 8 bags. How How many bags of
many cookies are in cookies can he make?
each bag? #5 #6

Kendall worked 48 hours Kendall worked 48


this month. If she only hours this month. If she
worked for 8 days, how worked for 8 hours each
many hours did she work day, how many days did
each day? she work?
#7 #8
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Sort the problems in a way that makes sense to you. Use the space
below to explain why you sorted them the way you did.

After sorting the problems, select After sorting the problems, select
2 problems from the same group. 2 problems from different groups.
How are the problems similar? How are the problems different?

Use models or drawings to solve one problem from each of the groups
you created. What is different about how you solved the problems?

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