Make 123 with Hundreds Tens and Ones
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I can represent the number 123 using different combinations of hundreds, tens, and ones.
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Practice
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Represent the number 123 using only tens and ones. How many tens and ones do you need?
If you have 0 hundreds, how many tens and ones would you need to represent 123?
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