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How do you divide 8 apples between 6 children without fractional parts?
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A mother had 8 apples and 6 children how could she divide the apples equally among the children without fractional parts?
She gave each child an apple, then ate two herself.
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What is the answer on how do you divide 13 apples between 14 children?
13 apples divided by 14 children will give them 0.9285714 of an apple each.
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4/6, or 2/3.
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How do you divide 4 apples between 6 children?
You devide one apple in 6 exact pieces and then give 4 pieces to each child.
Does it matter in a division problem that the remainder is more than the divisor?
Yes, it matters. Division is usually defined in such a way that the remainder must be less than the divisor. Let's look at a simple example. You want to divide 5 apples between 2 people. You might say that the answer is 1, with a remainder of 3; but that means that there are still apples to share (without cutting them into fractional parts). The answer 2, with a remainder of 1, more accurately reflects the fact that you can each person, in this example, can have two whole apples. In general, if the remainder is greater than (or equal to) the divisor, it's an indication that the division was not done correctly.
