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She gives one more

pastry to each friend.

Now, no more pastries are le with Kinjal.

Thus, to give 12 pastries equally among 3 friends, Kinjal has given 4 pastries
to each. It can be wri en as shown below.

Number of groups

12 ÷ 3 = 4  Number to be put in each group


Total number

So, each friend gets 4 pastries and we have found the number to be put in
each group.

Exercise 6.1

1. Enclose the 12 cricket balls in boxes such that there are 3 balls in each box. How

many boxes have you formed?

There will be boxes. So, ÷ = .

2. Fill in the boxes. Part (a) is done for you.

(a) 15 hair clips to be divided d (b) 24 video games to be divided
among 3 groups of girls among 6 groups of kids s

15 ÷ 3 = 5 ÷ =

5 clips in each group video games in each group

(c) 16 bo les of perfume with 4 bo les (d) 36 samosas with

of perfume in each group 6 samosas in each group

÷ = ÷ =

Number of groups formed = Number of groups formed =

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