Let's examine our division problem by comparing the dividend, 2,836, and the divisor, 27,813.Notice immediately that 27,813 is significantly larger than 2,836.Let's understand this better by looking at the place values of both numbers.When we divide a smaller number by a larger number, our result will always be less than one.This means we'll need to work with decimals to find our answer.Let's set up our division problem in standard format.We place 27,813 on the left, and 2,836 inside the division box.In the next step, we'll need to add a decimal point and zeros to continue our division.To convert this division problem to an easier form, we'll work with decimals.First, let's add a decimal point and two zeros to two thousand eight hundred thirty-six.Now we'll move the decimal point in twenty-seven thousand eight hundred thirteen to create a number between one and ten.We must move the decimal point in our dividend the same number of places to maintain the equality.Our original division problem has been converted to zero point two eight three six divided by two point seven eight one three.This converted form will give us the same answer but is much easier to calculate.Now let's perform the division of zero point two eight three six by two point seven eight one three.Using a calculator, we get approximately zero point one zero two.To verify our answer is correct, let's multiply zero point one zero two by our original divisor, twenty-seven thousand eight hundred thirteen.Let's break down this multiplication. First, multiply by zero point one.Then multiply by zero point zero zero two.Adding these results gives us two thousand eight hundred thirty six point nine two six.Our result of two thousand eight hundred thirty six point nine two six is very close to our original dividend of two thousand eight hundred thirty six, with a difference of only zero point nine two six.This confirms our answer of zero point one zero two is correct to three decimal places.
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