This is a problem with multiple parts. When you complete a part and are told that your answers are correct then click to go on to the next part and resubmit your answer. When you do this ignore the statement that there are unanswered questions and just answer the new questions.

Long division may look complicated because a number of ideas are combined to make the work efficient. We will start by doing extra steps so that it will be easier to see what is happening.

We will divide the number 6257 by 13. Remember that our answer will be a quotient and a remainder. The quotient will be the largest number of 13's in 6257. The remainder will be what remains after subtracting as many 13's as we can from 6257.

To make things a bit easier, this time we will make a $help\ list$ consisting of all of the multiples of 13 by a single digit number. After a bit of practice you will probably decide that you no longer need to make a help list.

Help List

1. $(1*13) =$
2. $(2*13) =$
3. $(3*13) =$
4. $(4*13) =$
5. $(5*13) =$
6. $(6*13) =$
7. $(7*13) =$
8. $(8*13) =$
9. $(9*13) =$