A box of candy bars can be divided equally (without splitting the bars) among 2, 3, or 7 people. What is the least number of candy bars the box could contain? 42. The lowest common denominator of 2, 3, and 7 is 2 x 3 x 7 or 42.

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Single Into Double Digit Division with Remainders

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Basic Lesson: Demonstrates how to tackle a single into double digit division problem.; Standard: Math 1
Grades: (3-5); View worksheet

Intermediate Lesson: This lesson use a table to further clarify the form of division problem. A math scoring matrix is included.; Standard: Math 1
Grades: (3-5); View worksheet

Independent Practice 1: 20 division problems. The answers can be found below.; Standard: Math 1
Grades: (3-5); View worksheet

Single Into Double Digit Division with Remainders Quiz: Features 10 division problems.; Standard: Math 1
Grades: (3-5); View worksheet

Homework Worksheet: Great practice for after school. Examples are provided.; Standard: Math 1
Grades: (3-5); View worksheet

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