Dividing a decimal by a whole number. Every problem is built backwards from a chosen answer, so the division always comes out exactly - no problem needs rounding or a repeating decimal. The point in the answer goes straight up above the point in the number being divided.
Dividing by a decimal - 0.6 divided by 0.2 - is a separate skill whose whole content is moving the point in both numbers first, and these sheets leave it out. The answer prints at the number of places it actually needs, so 4.5 divided by 3 is written 1.5, not 1.50.
Divide as you would with whole numbers, and bring the decimal point straight up into the quotient directly above where it sits in the dividend.
No. Each problem is generated from a whole quotient times a whole divisor, so every division on these sheets terminates exactly.
That is a different lesson - you shift the point in both numbers to make the divisor whole first. These sheets divide by whole numbers only.
Turn on Include Answer Pages and a matching key prints behind each worksheet page, with the problems in the same order.