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What is a number written as the sum of the values of its digits called?
The correct answer is "expanded form".
What is the century for 1158?
The year 1158 was in the 12th century AD
How many minutes is 1158-1257?
2415
What is 1223-65?
1223-65 = 1158
Define expanded form?
expanded form is when you show the expanded form of a number example:4+(3 .1)=4.3
What is 0.6045 in expanded form?
0.6045 in expanded form is 0.6+0.004+0.0005 that the way to write 0.6045 in expanded form
What is 211.073 in expanded form?
what is211.073 in expanded form
What is wont in expanded form?
There is no expanded form for wont (has a tendency to).
What in expanded form?
What in expanded form is W HA T hehehehe
What is 16741 in expanded form with exponents?
16741 in expanded form with exponents
How do you write6 tenths in expanded form?
6 tenths in expanded form
What is the expanded form of 120000000?
Expanded form of 120,000,000 = 100,000,000 + 20,000,000
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