What is the quotient? (a) (b) (c) (d)

We will divide different numbers by 4 and learn how to place the decimal point. Step 1 — Divide 132 by 4 We first divide 132 by 4. We can use long division for this. 13 divided by 4 is 3, with a remainder of 1. We bring down the next digit, which is 2. This makes the new number 12. 12 divided by 4 is 3, with a remainder of 0. So, the quotient is 33. > Step 2 — Divide 13.2 by 4 Now, we divide 13.2 by 4. We can first divide 132 by 4, ignoring the decimal point. From Step 1, we know that . The number 13.2 has one digit after the decimal point. So, our answer must also have one digit after the decimal point. We place the decimal point in 33 to get one decimal place. > Step 3 — Divide 1.32 by 4 Next, we divide 1.32 by 4. Again, we divide 132 by 4 first. We know . The number 1.32 has two digits after the decimal point. So, our answer must have two digits after the decimal point. We place the decimal point in 33 to get two decimal places. We add a zero before the 3 to make it two decimal places. > Step 4 — Divide 0.132 by 4 Finally, we divide 0.132 by 4. We divide 132 by 4, which is 33. The number 0.132 has three digits after the decimal point. So, our answer must have three digits after the decimal point. We place the decimal point in 33 to get three decimal places. We add a zero before the 3 to make it three decimal places. > Answer > (a) > (b) > (c) > (d)

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Question 13

What is the quotient?

(a) $132 \div 4 =$

(b) $13.2 \div 4 =$

(d) $0.132 \div 4 =$

Solution

We will divide different numbers by 4 and learn how to place the decimal point.

Step 1 — Divide 132 by 4

We first divide 132 by 4. We can use long division for this. 13 divided by 4 is 3, with a remainder of 1. We bring down the next digit, which is 2. This makes the new number 12. 12 divided by 4 is 3, with a remainder of 0. So, the quotient is 33.

$132 \div 4$

$= 33$

$\boxed{\textbf{33}}$

Step 2 — Divide 13.2 by 4

Now, we divide 13.2 by 4. We can first divide 132 by 4, ignoring the decimal point. From Step 1, we know that $132 \div 4 = 33$ . The number 13.2 has one digit after the decimal point. So, our answer must also have one digit after the decimal point. We place the decimal point in 33 to get one decimal place.

$13.2 \div 4$

$= 3.3$

$\boxed{\textbf{3.3}}$

Step 3 — Divide 1.32 by 4

Next, we divide 1.32 by 4. Again, we divide 132 by 4 first. We know $132 \div 4 = 33$ . The number 1.32 has two digits after the decimal point. So, our answer must have two digits after the decimal point. We place the decimal point in 33 to get two decimal places. We add a zero before the 3 to make it two decimal places.

$1.32 \div 4$

$= 0.33$

$\boxed{\textbf{0.33}}$

Step 4 — Divide 0.132 by 4

Finally, we divide 0.132 by 4. We divide 132 by 4, which is 33. The number 0.132 has three digits after the decimal point. So, our answer must have three digits after the decimal point. We place the decimal point in 33 to get three decimal places. We add a zero before the 3 to make it three decimal places.

$0.132 \div 4$

$= 0.033$

$\boxed{\textbf{0.033}}$

Answer

(a) $132 \div 4 = \textbf{33}$ (b) $13.2 \div 4 = \textbf{3.3}$ (c) $1.32 \div 4 = \textbf{0.33}$ (d) $0.132 \div 4 = \textbf{0.033}$

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