How To Do KS2 Maths SATs Paper A Division Questions (Part 1)

Division 1: Finding a Missing Number Using

Division

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How To Do KS2 Maths SATs Type Questions

(Paper A – Calculator Not Allowed)

In a SAT paper you might be asked to find a missing number in a sum by using division.

In a SAT paper you might be asked to find a missing number in a sum by using division. For example: write the missing number to make this calculation correct.

12 x = 1452

In a SAT paper you might be asked to find a missing number in a sum by using division. For example: write the missing number to make this calculation correct.

12 x = 1452

To find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation

In a SAT paper you might be asked to find a missing number in a sum by using division. For example: write the missing number to make this calculation correct.

12 x = 1452

To find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (1452)

In a SAT paper you might be asked to find a missing number in a sum by using division. For example: write the missing number to make this calculation correct.

12 x = 1452

To find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (1452) by the number on the left hand side

In a SAT paper you might be asked to find a missing number in a sum by using division. For example: write the missing number to make this calculation correct.

12 x = 1452

To find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (1452) by the number on the left hand side (12).

In a SAT paper you might be asked to find a missing number in a sum by using division. For example: write the missing number to make this calculation correct.

12 x = 1452

To find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (1452) by the number on the left hand side (12).

1452 divided by 12 = 121

In a SAT paper you might be asked to find a missing number in a sum by using division. For example: write the missing number to make this calculation correct.

12 x = 1452 To find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (1452) by the number on the left hand side (12).

1452 divided by 12 = 121

Therefore: 12 x = 1452121

A similar example is: write in the missing number.

4 x = 200 (2007 Paper A)

Again, to find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (200) by the number on the left hand side (4).

200 divided by 4 = 50

Therefore: 4 x = 20050

A similar example is: write in the missing number.

4 x = 240

Again, to find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (200) by the number on the left hand side (4).

200 divided by 4 = 50

Therefore: 4 x = 20050

A similar example is: write in the missing number.

4 x = 240

Again, to find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (200) by the number on the left hand side (4).

200 divided by 4 = 50

Therefore: 4 x = 20050

A similar example is: write in the missing number.

4 x = 240

Again, to find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (240) by the number on the left hand side (4).

200 divided by 4 = 50

Therefore: 4 x = 20050

A similar example is: write in the missing number.

4 x = 240

Again, to find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (240) by the number on the left hand side (4).

200 divided by 4 = 50

Therefore: 4 x = 20050

A similar example is: write in the missing number.

4 x = 240

Again, to find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (240) by the number on the left hand side (4).

200 divided by 4 = 50

Therefore: 4 x = 20050

A similar example is: write in the missing number.

4 x = 240

Again, to find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (240) by the number on the left hand side (4).

240 divided by 4 = 50

Therefore: 4 x = 20050

A similar example is: write in the missing number.

4 x = 240

Again, to find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (240) by the number on the left hand side (4).

240 divided by 4 = 60

Therefore: 4 x = 20050

A similar example is: write in the missing number.

4 x = 240

Again, to find the answer, you need to divide the number on the right hand side of the equation (240) by the number on the left hand side (4).

240 divided by 4 = 60

Therefore: 4 x = 24060

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

7070

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

7070

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

7070

9070

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

c) 9 x = 720

7070

9070

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

c) 9 x = 720

7070

9070

8070

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

c) 9 x = 720

d) x 12 = 1452

7070

9070

8070

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

c) 9 x = 720

d) x 12 = 1452

7070

9070

8070

12170

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

c) 9 x = 720

d) x 12 = 1452

e) x 17 = 7752

7070

9070

8070

12170

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

c) 9 x = 720

d) x 12 = 1452

e) x 17 = 7752

7070

9070

8070

12170

45670

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

c) 9 x = 720

d) x 12 = 1452

e) x 17 = 7752

f) 26 x = 19578

7070

9070

8070

12170

45670

Now try some by yourself. Calculate the missing numbers in these equations. Click to see if you are correct:

a) 6 x = 420

b) x 7 = 630

c) 9 x = 720

d) x 12 = 1452

e) x 17 = 7752

f) 26 x = 19578

7070

9070

8070

12170

45670

75370

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