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Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 1: Division's Relationship to Multiplication and Subtraction, Part Two
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Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 1: Division's Relationship to Multiplication and Subtraction, Part Two

This clip continues the previous discussion about viewing division as a shortcut for repeated subtraction or as the opposite of multiplication.

Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 1: Division's Relationship to Multiplication and Subtraction, Part One
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Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 1: Division's Relationship to Multiplication and Subtraction, Part One

This clip explains that division is a shortcut for repeated subtraction, and is also the opposite of multiplication.

Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 1: Division Facts
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Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 1: Division Facts

This clip explains that it's not necessary to write out all the division facts, because "…we can get them by working backward from the multiplication table."

Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 2: Summary: Dividing Whole Numbers, Part Two
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Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 2: Summary: Dividing Whole Numbers, Part Two

This clip summarizes the key points in Part 2 of Dividing Whole Numbers, including the concepts of repeated subtraction and partial quotients. The clip also refers to long division, stating that what we've learned in this lesson is very much like lo...

Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 1: Summary: Dividing Whole Numbers, Part One
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Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 1: Summary: Dividing Whole Numbers, Part One

This clip summarizes the key points in Part 1 of Dividing Whole Numbers, including the introduction of the terms dividend, divisor and quotient. It then explains that division was introduced in two different ways: as a shortcut for repeated subtract...

Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 2: Division and Partial Quotients
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Dividing Whole Numbers, Part 2: Division and Partial Quotients

This clip revisits the notion that there are two ways to look at division: as the opposite of multiplication or as repeated subtraction. The clip then introduces partial quotients and explains how they can be used in the subtraction process.