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Share 24 counters equally among 4 trays. How many counters are in each tray?
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Answer: 6 counters
- 4 × 6 = 24.
- So 24 ÷ 4 = 6.
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Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0
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Interpret whole groups, leftovers and shared fractional amounts.
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- VC2M5N07-C01Division can count how many complete equal groups fit. In a complete-group context the leftover does not make another whole group.
- VC2M5N07-C02When every person or item needs a space, a nonzero remainder requires one extra container or vehicle.
- VC2M5N07-C03A remainder can be shared as a fraction when the material is divisible. Express the result with the unit and check by multiplication.
- VC2M5N07-C04Selecting a strategy or digital tool and communicating context-specific remainder interpretations.
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- D01Count complete groupsDivision can count how many complete equal groups fit. In a complete-group context the leftover does not make another whole group.
- D02Allow for the remainderWhen every person or item needs a space, a nonzero remainder requires one extra container or vehicle.
- D03Share amounts that can be dividedA remainder can be shared as a fraction when the material is divisible. Express the result with the unit and check by multiplication.