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Level 5-6 Numbers - Long Multiplication and Division

Here is question 5: Farmer O'Nions sells his carrots in sacks of 120. A restaurant is doing a carrot soup special and requires 1,000 carrots. How many sacks will they order? What do you think?

Level 5-6 Numbers - Long Multiplication and Division

In Maths, BIDMAS is a made-up word that helps you to remember the order in which long calculations of numbers take place. BIDMAS stands for Brackets, Indices (or powers), Division, Multiplication, Addition and Subtraction. It's a useful word to remember!

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  1. Mr Picasso buys 287 paintbrushes for his 41 art students. How many paintbrushes does each student get?

  2. A train carries 107 seated passengers. At Waterloo station there are 33 trains. If the trains are full, how many seated passengers will there be?

  3. What is 1,000 / 8?

  4. Pens are sold in boxes of 85. A shop orders 63 boxes. How many pens does the shop receive?

  5. Farmer O'Nions sells his carrots in sacks of 120. A restaurant is doing a carrot soup special and requires 1,000 carrots. How many sacks will they order?

  6. What is 1,445 / 17?

  7. Anne has a collection of 483 stamps. Two friends want the same hobby so Anne shares her stamps between the three of them. How many does each person get?

  8. What is 234 x 87?

  9. The latest best-selling novel is 314 pages long. A bookstore orders 840 copies. How many pages will there be?

  10. What is the remainder when 550 is divided by 9?

Quiz written by Sarah Garratty

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