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ask your teacher because neither of my parents can figure it out im in fifth gradeto me its not possible
Why did you answer that if you don't know the answer?! That's idiotic.I'm in 5th grade And I know the answer! An example is:
52,965= (5x104)+(2x103)+(9x102)+(6x101)+(5x100)
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