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Division Cards Model - Deck and Player Count to Remainder (2 Digit)

Level 2

This math topic focuses on practicing division with remainders using real-world contexts. It specifically involves dividing a deck of cards among a specified number of players and determining the number of cards left over. Each problem presents a different scenario with varying numbers of cards and players, requiring students to calculate the remainder after dividing the total cards by the number of players. This topic is part of a broader unit on dividing 2-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers.

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Division Cards Model - Deck and Player Count to Remainder (2 Digit) Worksheet

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Division Cards Model - Deck and Player Count to Remainder (2 Digit)
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A deck of 47 cards is dealt evenly to 15 players. How many cards REMAIN in the deck at the end?
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A deck of 35 cards is dealt evenly to 17 players. How many cards REMAIN in the deck at the end?
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A deck of 29 cards is dealt evenly to 14 players. How many cards REMAIN in the deck at the end?
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A deck of 33 cards is dealt evenly to 16 players. How many cards REMAIN in the deck at the end?
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A deck of 47 cards is dealt evenly to 23 players. How many cards REMAIN in the deck at the end?
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A deck of 49 cards is dealt evenly to 24 players. How many cards REMAIN in the deck at the end?
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A deck of 35 cards is dealt evenly to 11 players. How many cards REMAIN in the deck at the end?
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A deck of 47 cards is dealt evenly to 11 players. How many cards REMAIN in the deck at the end?
a An svg image showing a possible answer to this math problem
b An svg image showing a possible answer to this math problem