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Interpret a Remainder - Practice 2

Take as many full equal groups as possible.

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Take as many full equal groups as possible. The leftover amount is the remainder and must be smaller than the group size.

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23 items fill four groups of five, with 3 left: 23 = 4 x 5 + 3.

23 items fill four groups of five, with 3 left: 23 = 4 x 5 + 3.
Worked model: 23 items fill four groups of five, with 3 left: 23 = 4 x 5 + 3.
Question 1 Pack 42 pencils in boxes of 5. After filling all possible boxes, how many pencils remain unpacked?
Question 2 Pack 48 pencils in boxes of 5. After filling all possible boxes, how many pencils remain unpacked?
Question 3 Pack 54 pencils in boxes of 5. After filling all possible boxes, how many pencils remain unpacked?
Question 4 Pack 56 pencils in boxes of 5. After filling all possible boxes, how many pencils remain unpacked?
Question 5 Pack 62 pencils in boxes of 5. After filling all possible boxes, how many pencils remain unpacked?