Ones, Tens, and Hundreds...Arrow Way

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What is a 'one' in place value?

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A 'one' represents a single unit in the ones place of a number.

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What is a 'ten' in place value?

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A 'ten' represents ten units and is located in the tens place of a number.

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What is a 'hundred' in place value?

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A 'hundred' represents one hundred units and is found in the hundreds place of a number.

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How do you add numbers in the ones place?

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You add the digits in the ones place together and carry over if the sum is 10 or more.

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How do you add numbers in the tens place?

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You add the digits in the tens place together, including any carry from the ones place.

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How do you add numbers in the hundreds place?

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You add the digits in the hundreds place together, including any carry from the tens place.

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What is the value of the digit 5 in the number 582?

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The value of 5 in 582 is 500 because it is in the hundreds place.

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What is the value of the digit 8 in the number 582?

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The value of 8 in 582 is 80 because it is in the tens place.

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What is the value of the digit 2 in the number 582?

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The value of 2 in 582 is 2 because it is in the ones place.

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What is 200 more than 389?

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200 more than 389 is 589.

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