Practice Division in Math

Use these practice problems to test your method after reviewing the concept explanation and worked examples.

Quick Recap

Splitting a quantity into equal parts, or finding how many times one number fits into another. Division answers two questions: 'How many in each group?' and 'How many groups?'

Sharing 12 cookies equally among 4 friends—each gets 3. Or: how many groups of 4 fit into 12?

Showing a random 20 of 50 problems.

Example 1

easy
Compute 1÷41 \div 4.

Example 2

easy
Compute 63÷963 \div 9.

Example 3

challenge
What is the remainder when 20242024 is divided by 77?

Example 4

medium
Compute 250÷25250 \div 25.

Example 5

medium
Compute 2400÷402400 \div 40.

Example 6

hard
Compute 1.44÷1.21.44 \div 1.2.

Example 7

hard
Convert 175\frac{17}{5} to a mixed number using division.

Example 8

easy
Compute 24÷624 \div 6.

Example 9

easy
Compute 15÷415 \div 4 (with remainder).

Example 10

challenge
What is the smallest whole number nn such that nn is divisible by 2,3,4,5,2, 3, 4, 5, and 66?

Example 11

medium
Compute 345÷5345 \div 5.

Example 12

medium
A baker has 56 muffins to put into boxes of 8. How many boxes does she need?

Example 13

medium
Compute 3,000÷603{,}000 \div 60.

Example 14

challenge
What is 10\frac{1}{0}? Why?

Example 15

medium
A van travels 456456 km on 1212 gallons of fuel. What is the fuel economy in km per gallon?

Example 16

medium
A school buys 72 pencils to give 9 pencils to each classroom. How many classrooms receive pencils?

Example 17

medium
148÷6148 \div 6 — find the quotient and remainder.

Example 18

challenge
A teacher distributes 5050 pencils among 77 students as evenly as possible. How many does each student get, and how many are left over?

Example 19

medium
Compute 97÷497 \div 4, giving quotient and remainder.

Example 20

medium
Compute 169÷13169 \div 13.