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Why is it permissible to write zeros as placeholder when adding or subtracting with decimal?
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How can you convert 1000 into millions?
Add 3 zeros to the end
How many hundreds are in a 100000?
The trick is just remove the number of zeros in what you are comparing to.How many 10s remove 1How many 100s remove 2How many 1000s remove 3So remove 2 zeros from 100000 and get 1000
How do you write 100 over 500 in the most simplest form?
Simply remove the zeros.
Is 0 a number or a placeholder?
Both
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