Solving multiplication and division problems using the bar model
Solving multiplication and division problems using the bar model
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will learn how to use the bar model when solving multiplication and division problems. We will analyse word problems to select the most important part of the text and determine the maths required, then translate this into a suitable bar model to help us solve the problem.
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5 Questions
Q1.
64 divided by 2 is equal to
12
13
22
Q2.
33 divided by 3 is equal to
0
10
33
Q3.
90 divided by 3 is equal to
10
20
33
Q4.
Joshua bought a 4 cinema tickets. He spent £48. How much did each ticket cost?
£11
£4
Q5.
Ellie shared 66 crayons between herself and two friends. How many crayons did they each get?
23
32
33