When we divide one number A by another number B, the quotient is a÷b, that is to say, A is divided into B parts on average, and the number of each part is the quotient.
For example, 10÷2=5, where 10 is the dividend, 2 is the divisor and 5 is the quotient. This formula means that 10 is divided into two equal parts, each part has five, so the quotient is five.
In practical application, quotient can help us solve some practical problems, such as calculating the unit price of goods, finding the average value and so on. Mastering the concept and calculation method of quotient is a very important basic knowledge in mathematics learning and real life.
Methods of learning primary school mathematics well;
1, lay a good foundation: primary school mathematics is the foundation of mathematics. If you want to get good grades in the follow-up study, you must first lay a good foundation in primary school mathematics. Especially basic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division should be mastered skillfully.
2. Create a situation: abstract digital concepts are often difficult for children to understand, and they can be combined with life scenes and practical problems to help children understand these concepts.
3. Do more exercises: In the process of learning, doing more exercises will help to consolidate what you have learned and improve your computing ability and thinking ability.
4. Strengthen oral calculation ability at an early stage: oral calculation is one of the most basic abilities in primary school mathematics. Parents can improve their children's verbal ability by playing games and singing when they are young.
5. Cultivate mathematical thinking: In primary school, we should cultivate children's mathematical thinking ability and let them learn to use various tools and methods to solve practical problems.
6. Pay attention to educational resources: Parents should find suitable mathematical educational resources for their children, such as books, TV programs and online courses. These resources can broaden their mathematical knowledge and horizons.
In short, learning primary school mathematics well requires diligence, patience and methods. Only by continuous study and practice can we achieve good results.