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Jacob,

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thats good

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good job aidan!

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thats very good Ben

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All of you did good explanations for answers.
Good Job (:
Orlando Did This!!!!!!!
You guys is SMART!!!!

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some division have remaimder and some do not why is that

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I like yours Carter

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Gracie it matters if you have a big number or small number

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Gracie it matters if you have a big number or small number

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If the numbers are deicmals then you will not have a remainder

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Your information if very good

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it means that that is not a multiple of the number

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it means that that is not a multiple of the number

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Jacob cobb

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Emma!!!: )

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I agree Emma                                                     

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I agree Emma                                                     

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Gracie

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Nice detail in describing it Sydnee

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Aidan

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this is all good info

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Avery you are right

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Your explanation is a very good one I understand it very well, Orlando.

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Gracie

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Corbin,this is great work.

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ypu

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i agree to you Lanie

SALEM

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Jacob,i guess the remainder acts as a decimal

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Jacob,i guess the remainder acts as a decimal

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i agree emma

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nice

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aidan

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ypu explained that very well.

SALEM

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Lanie, this is a very good explination for this!good job!

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That is smart Sydnee. I agree. : )

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you are right sidney

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I agree Salem

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If you have a decimal the number doesn't have a remainder. If you have a whole number then you can have a remainder.

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Because the number may or may not fit in evenly depending on the two numbers being dividing.

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that is good marco

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I agree Caiden

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I agree with you about that

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Emma I agree to that you were paying ation 

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Emma I agree to that you were paying ation 

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, Caiden

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Isaiah

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It matter what number you have like a big one or a small one

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Sometimes everyone gets the the same amount,but  also there are remainders and you don't know what to do with it.

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if the number you are dividing is not divisible to the other number you get a remainder

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Avery, you have a great idea on division.

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Avery, you have a great idea on division.

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C.E

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Caiden

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sometimes,it'll be a pattern.and it'll just keep happening and at some point,you'll see it.

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i agree carter marco

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not all numbers are even to the number you are dividing the smaller number into. If it goes into the number evenly it will not have a remainder if it does not it will.

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I like what you said that's very true. ,Avery

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corbin i agree marco

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If the numbers are decimals then you will not have a remainder.

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Corbin.

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, Caiden Bennett

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Corbin, I like what you said. That is very good

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Corbin, I like what you said. That is very good

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They have a remainder because the numbers we're dividing aren't always divisible.

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it depands if you have a long number or a short number

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not all numbers are even to a number.It will either be less than a number or more than a number.And it can also be a decimals,and in decimals there are no remainder.

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So you can remember how to do long division, decimal or not.

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 Because: sometimes #s can be bigger than other #s

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 Because: sometimes #s can be bigger than other #s

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Caiden Bennett

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Why do you sometimes have a remainder in long diviosion, and sometimes you do not?

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Why do you sometimes have a remainder in long diviosion, and sometimes you do not?

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