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If you have 20 tens you have 200. You don't need the rest.
Counting from the left, the first is ten times the second.
The 10s and 5s
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it all depends how do you want type of bills you use like ones, fives, tens and so on
5/10 is greater
Yes.
You might be counting by pairs, threes, fours, or even fives. Sometimes, the numbers of the crowds of people are estimated by the busloads.
If you have 20 tens you have 200. You don't need the rest.
Counting from the left, the first is ten times the second.
8 (sum means add 2x10 +10x2 =40 then divide by 5 to find the amount of fives that fit=8)
Oh, dude, it's like this - when you're dividing multiples of 10, patterns can totally make your life easier. You just look at how many zeros are in the number you're dividing by, and that tells you how many places to move the decimal point in your answer. It's like a little math hack that can save you some brain power.
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