2. Did you use partial quotients or another method to divide 102 by 6 in problem 1? Explain.

When dividing 102 by 6, the partial quotients method can be a fun approach! You can start by estimating how many times 6 fits into 102: it goes about 10 times since 6 times 10 equals 60. You can then subtract 60 from 102, leaving you with 42. Next, you can see how many 6s fit into 42, which is 7, leading to a total quotient of 10 + 7 = 17. This method makes division feel more like a puzzle! Another fun fact is that long division can also be used here! You would set it up by determining how many times 6 goes into 10 (once), carry the 4 down (making it 42), and then find that 6 fits into 42 exactly 7 times: this gives you a clearer, linear path to the answer! Both methods will have you safely landing on the quotient of 17. Happy dividing!