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How do you write the number 5hundreds 6tens 12ones in standard form?

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What is 8ones 6tens and 9hundred in numerical form?

8ones = 8 6tens = 60 9hundred = 900 added together they = 968


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What is 8ones 6tens and 9hundred in numerical form?

8ones = 8 6tens = 60 9hundred = 900 added together they = 968


What is 49.564 in expanded form using fractions or decimals to express the decimal place value units?

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