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There are not more tens. The cardinality ("count") of the set of tens is exactly the same as the cardinality of the set of hundreds.

The mapping f(x) = 10x where x is a multiple of 10 is bijective. Consequently, its domain and range are of the same "size".

The words "count" and "size" are in quotation marks because the relevant values are infinite.

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