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Course: 4th grade (Eureka Math/EngageNY) > Unit 3
Lesson 5: Topic E: Division of tens and ones with successive remainders- Estimate to divide by 1-digit numbers
- Understanding remainders
- Interpreting remainders
- Intro to remainders
- Divide with remainders (2-digit by 1-digit)
- Quotients that are multiples of 10
- Divide multiples of 10, 100, and 1,000 by 1-digit numbers
- Division using place value
- Divide using place value
- Division with area models
- Divide by 1-digit numbers with area models
- Create division equations with area models
- Division word problem: field goals
- Multiplication word problem: pizza
- Multiplication and division word problems
- Multi-step word problems with whole numbers
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Multiplication word problem: pizza
Sal solves a multiplication word problem. Created by Sal Khan.
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- I can not understand the question,and i do not know how to answer the question(1 vote)
- so basically, there is 7 pizzas, and those pizzas are cut into 12 pieces each so now you multiply 7 x 12 which gives you 84. So now you know that in total there are 84 slices of pizza. Now for the people, there are 16 people who are coming to the party, and each person is going to eat 4 pieces of pizza. To find out how many pieces of pizza are going to be eaten at the party, we will multiply 16 x 4 because there is 16 people and 4 pieces per person, so this equation gives us 64 now we know that in total 64 pieces of pizza will be eaten at the party. and finally we take our 84 pieces of pizza and subtract/eat 64 of those pieces and what is left of that is the answer. the answer is 20
I really hope that helped!(33 votes)
- yay pizza. what flavour is it?(16 votes)
- steak and cheese with bacon, olives, mushrooms, tomato, dough, etc(0 votes)
- It really took him 2 minutes to finish this one problem…..(7 votes)
- I don't understand the way he is explaining the problem it looks easy but it isn't at the same time.(5 votes)
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`: "Beatrice is ordering pizzas for a party. Each pizza is cut into 12 pieces. Beatrice wants to have enough pizza so that each person can have 4 pieces. And 16 people will be at the party. A lot of information in this problem. If Beatrice buys 7 pizzas, how many extra pieces will there be after each person eats 4 pieces? So to do this, let's think about how many total pieces she will have. And then let's think about how many total pieces will be eaten by the 16 people. And then we'll figure how much that she had extra. So first, let's think about how many total pieces. And I encourage you to pause the video and try to figure it out yourself. She ordered 7 pizzas. How many total pieces are there going to be? Well, you have 7 pizzas. 7-- that's the number of pizzas. And if you have 12 pieces per pizza, you multiply by 12 to get the total number of pieces. So this is number of pieces per pizza. And 7 times 12 is equal to 84 total pieces. So that's how many pieces she's got. Now let's think about how many get eaten by the 16 people. So you have 16 people. 16-- that's the number of people. And this little symbol, that's shorthand for number. 16 people, and they each eat 4 pieces. So 16 people times 4 pieces per person. So number of pieces per person. 16 times 4 is 64. So that's 64-- not 84-- 64 pieces are eaten by the 16 people. So how much does she have left over? Well, if you start with 84 pieces and 64 get eaten, 84 minus 64 is 20. We deserve a drum roll now. You have 20 extra pieces after" everyone eats their share. does sound SUPER good right? (Quotation marks for credit!)
plagiarize!(4 votes)- I was doing this last year in third grade y'all!(5 votes)
- ooooh now i get it(3 votes)
- How come there is multiplication on both parts for a complicated question and that’s what’s confused me.(3 votes)
- i like pizza what about you and i totallyunderstand it(2 votes)
- I tried division and it didn't work.(2 votes)
Video transcript
Beatrice is ordering
pizzas for a party. Each pizza is cut
into 12 pieces. Beatrice wants to
have enough pizza so that each person
can have 4 pieces. And 16 people will
be at the party. A lot of information
in this problem. If Beatrice buys 7 pizzas, how
many extra pieces will there be after each person
eats 4 pieces? So to do this, let's think
about how many total pieces she will have. And then let's think about
how many total pieces will be eaten by the 16 people. And then we'll figure how
much that she had extra. So first, let's think about
how many total pieces. And I encourage you to pause the
video and try to figure it out yourself. She ordered 7 pizzas. How many total pieces
are there going to be? Well, you have 7 pizzas. 7-- that's the number of pizzas. And if you have 12
pieces per pizza, you multiply by 12 to get
the total number of pieces. So this is number
of pieces per pizza. And 7 times 12 is equal
to 84 total pieces. So that's how many
pieces she's got. Now let's think about how many
get eaten by the 16 people. So you have 16 people. 16-- that's the
number of people. And this little symbol,
that's shorthand for number. 16 people, and they
each eat 4 pieces. So 16 people times
4 pieces per person. So number of pieces per person. 16 times 4 is 64. So that's 64--
not 84-- 64 pieces are eaten by the 16 people. So how much does
she have left over? Well, if you start with 84
pieces and 64 get eaten, 84 minus 64 is 20. We deserve a drum roll now. You have 20 extra pieces after
everyone eats their share.