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You can think of division as sharing! When you divide 5.4 by 15, you’re essentially asking how many times 15 can fit into 5.4. This type of problem is a great exercise for understanding fractions and decimals, which show up in real-life situations like budgeting or cooking measurements. After calculating, you’ll find the answer is 0.36.

If you find that dividing decimals is a bit tricky, a common mistake is not aligning the decimal point correctly in the quotient, or forgetting to adjust the divisor. A great tip is to first convert both numbers to fractions or to whole numbers by multiplying them by 10 or 100, which makes calculations much simpler!