I need to know I good way to do long division. The problem is: It takes 14 oranges to make a small pitcher of juice. Annette has 112 oranges. How many pitchers of juice can she make?
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Divide 112 by 14.
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To solve this problem using long division, you'll need to divide the total number of oranges Annette has by the number of oranges required to make one pitcher of juice.
Here's how you can perform long division to find the solution:
1. Write down the problem:
Annette has 112 oranges, and it takes 14 oranges to make one small pitcher of juice.
2. Set up the long division problem:
Place the dividend (112) inside the long division symbol (รท), and write the divisor (14) outside the symbol. The quotient is not known yet, so just leave it blank for now.
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14 | 112
3. Start the long division:
Begin by dividing the first digit of the dividend (1) by the divisor (14). Since 1 is less than 14, we would need to look at the next digit (assuming it's 11) to continue. Since 11 is greater than 14, we can continue.
4. Divide and write the remainder:
Divide 11 by 14. Since 11 is less than 14, the quotient would be 0, and the remainder will be 11.
0
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14 | 112
0
5. Bring down the next digit:
Bring down the next digit from the dividend (2) and place it next to the remainder (11), making the new number 112.
0
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14 | 112
0
6. Divide and write the new remainder:
Divide 112 by 14. Since 14 can be divided evenly into 112, the quotient is 8. Therefore, Annette can make 8 small pitchers of juice using her 112 oranges.
0
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14 | 112
8
So, Annette can make 8 small pitchers of juice using her 112 oranges.