### 5. What division facts are illustrated in parts (a) and (b)?#### (a)This diagram shows a large blue oval containing two smaller overlapping ovals. Inside these ovals are groups of small green triangles arranged in sets. This illustration represents division by grouping. To find the division fact, count the total number of triangles and see how they are grouped inside the smaller ovals. Then write an equation reflecting the total divided by the number of groups.**[Blank line for equation]** _______ (Type an equation.)#### (b)In this diagram, a large peach-colored oval contains several horizontal dashed lines. Small green triangles are arranged in rows between these lines. This illustration represents division by partitioning into equal rows. To find the division fact, count the total number of triangles and note how they are distributed across the rows. Then write an equation representing the total number of items divided by the number of rows.

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Description: ### 5. What division facts are illustrated in parts (a) and (b)?#### (a)This diagram shows a large blue oval containing two smaller overlapping ovals. Inside these ovals are groups of small green triangles arranged in sets. This illustration represe