The learner understands that dividing a multiple of 10 by a one-digit divisor can be reduced to a basic fact and then restored through place value: corresponds to , so the quotient is 20. This reasoning applies to exact whole-number quotients for familiar multiples of 10, including numbers such as 120 or 420, and does not include decimal quotients, extended long division, or more advanced remainder cases.
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To divide a multiple of by a 1-digit number:
Example:
First, remove the zero from :
Now put the zero back:
So, the answer is:
Check: , so the answer is correct.
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