Divide 3-digit by 1-digit - With Remainder Worksheets and Exercise ... - Free Printable

Here is the complete solution to the 3-digit by 1-digit Standard Division with Remainder worksheet. Each problem is solved using long division, and the answer is written in the format:
Quotient R Remainder

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✔ Row 1:

1. 8 ) 681
- 8 × 85 = 680 → 681 – 680 = 1
→ 85 R1

2. 3 ) 253
- 3 × 84 = 252 → 253 – 252 = 1
→ 84 R1

3. 6 ) 303
- 6 × 50 = 300 → 303 – 300 = 3
→ 50 R3

4. 9 ) 710
- 9 × 78 = 702 → 710 – 702 = 8
→ 78 R8

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✔ Row 2:

5. 7 ) 417
- 7 × 59 = 413 → 417 – 413 = 4
→ 59 R4

6. 2 ) 612
- 2 × 306 = 612 → remainder 0
→ 306 R0

7. 4 ) 421
- 4 × 105 = 420 → 421 – 420 = 1
→ 105 R1

8. 5 ) 231
- 5 × 46 = 230 → 231 – 230 = 1
→ 46 R1

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✔ Row 3:

9. 2 ) 343
- 2 × 171 = 342 → 343 – 342 = 1
→ 171 R1

10. 2 ) 472
- 2 × 236 = 472 → remainder 0
→ 236 R0

11. 8 ) 289
- 8 × 36 = 288 → 289 – 288 = 1
→ 36 R1

12. 2 ) 247
- 2 × 123 = 246 → 247 – 246 = 1
→ 123 R1

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✔ Row 4:

13. 5 ) 359
- 5 × 71 = 355 → 359 – 355 = 4
→ 71 R4

14. 4 ) 293
- 4 × 73 = 292 → 293 – 292 = 1
→ 73 R1

15. 3 ) 196
- 3 × 65 = 195 → 196 – 195 = 1
→ 65 R1

16. 2 ) 800
- 2 × 400 = 800 → remainder 0
→ 400 R0

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✔ Row 5:

17. 7 ) 592
- 7 × 84 = 588 → 592 – 588 = 4
→ 84 R4

18. 9 ) 670
- 9 × 74 = 666 → 670 – 666 = 4
→ 74 R4

19. 6 ) 325
- 6 × 54 = 324 → 325 – 324 = 1
→ 54 R1

20. 7 ) 148
- 7 × 21 = 147 → 148 – 147 = 1
→ 21 R1

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## 📋 Final Answer Key (in order):

| Problem | Answer |
|---------|------------|
| 8 ) 681 | 85 R1 |
| 3 ) 253 | 84 R1 |
| 6 ) 303 | 50 R3 |
| 9 ) 710 | 78 R8 |
| 7 ) 417 | 59 R4 |
| 2 ) 612 | 306 R0 |
| 4 ) 421 | 105 R1 |
| 5 ) 231 | 46 R1 |
| 2 ) 343 | 171 R1 |
| 2 ) 472 | 236 R0 |
| 8 ) 289 | 36 R1 |
| 2 ) 247 | 123 R1 |
| 5 ) 359 | 71 R4 |
| 4 ) 293 | 73 R1 |
| 3 ) 196 | 65 R1 |
| 2 ) 800 | 400 R0 |
| 7 ) 592 | 84 R4 |
| 9 ) 670 | 74 R4 |
| 6 ) 325 | 54 R1 |
| 7 ) 148 | 21 R1 |

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✔ All problems solved using standard long division. Remember:
> Dividend ÷ Divisor = Quotient with Remainder
> And: Divisor × Quotient + Remainder = Dividend

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