Divide by Two-Digit Divisors Practice Test

A student says, “$1{,}248\div 26=48$ because $26\times 48=1{,}248$.” Another student says, “No, the quotient is $480$ because $26$ goes into $124$ about $4$ times, so add a zero.” Use place value reasoning and the multiplication relationship to decide. Which claim about $1{,}248\div 26$ is incorrect?

A garden club has $1{,}584$ seeds and wants to plant them in equal rows with $33$ seeds in each row. Estimation: $1{,}584$ is close to $1{,}650$, and $1{,}650\div 33=50$, so the quotient should be a little less than $50$. Use multiplication to check: $33\times\text{quotient}=1{,}584$. What is the quotient of $1{,}584\div 33$?