Worksheets Division Word Problems

Division word problems can be a challenging concept for students to grasp. Finding suitable worksheets that effectively reinforce this topic is essential for educators who want to enhance their students' understanding of division. Whether you're a teacher searching for engaging division word problem worksheets or a parent looking to provide additional practice for your child, these worksheets are designed to help learners strengthen their skills in this specific area of math.

  Division Word Problems Worksheets

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  Math Division Word Problems

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  Division Word Problems Worksheets

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  Division Word Problems Worksheets

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  Division Word Problems Worksheets

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  Long Division Worksheets 4th Grade Word Problems

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In a classroom, there are 24 students and they need to be divided into 4 equal groups. How many students will be in each group?

Each group will have 6 students.

A farmer has 48 apples and wants to put them into baskets. If each basket can hold 6 apples, how many baskets will the farmer need?

The farmer will need 8 baskets to hold all 48 apples, as 48 divided by 6 equals 8.

Asha bought 32 candies and wants to share them equally with her 4 friends. How many candies will each friend receive?

Each friend will receive 8 candies.

A factory produced 120 toys in a day and packaged them in boxes. If each box contains 8 toys, how many boxes were used?

To find out how many boxes were used, we need to divide the total number of toys produced (120) by the number of toys in each box (8). Therefore, 120 toys divided by 8 toys per box equals 15 boxes used to package the toys.

John has saved up $180 and wants to divide it equally among his 6 siblings. How much money will each sibling receive?

Each sibling will receive $30 ($180 divided by 6).

Sarah has 50 pencils and wants to distribute them amongst her 10 classmates. How many pencils will each classmate receive?

Sarah's 10 classmates will each receive 5 pencils, as 50 pencils divided by 10 classmates equals 5 pencils per classmate.

A bakery has made 240 cupcakes for a party. If they want to put them into boxes with 12 cupcakes each, how many boxes will they need?

The bakery will need 20 boxes to put all 240 cupcakes, with 12 cupcakes in each box.

In a school, there are 360 students and they need to be divided into 12 equal classes. How many students will be in each class?

Each class will have 30 students.

A bookstore has received a shipment of 128 books. If they want to arrange them on shelves with 8 books in each row, how many rows will there be?

There will be a total of 16 rows to arrange all 128 books in a bookstore with 8 books in each row.

Peter has 56 marbles and wants to share them equally with his 7 friends. How many marbles will each friend receive?

Each friend will receive 8 marbles (56 marbles ÷ 7 friends = 8 marbles per friend).