Posted by emily on Wednesday, December 5, 2007 at 4:45pm.
I think you're asking for each of these numbers. I'll get you started -- and you can finish.
57 = 5 tens and 7 ones
63 = 6 tens and 3 ones
If you post your answers for the last three numbers, I'll be glad to check them.
I assume you mean find how many tens come close and then how many MORE ones we need to make the complete big number.
To find out how many tens, divide by ten, which is the same as moving the decimal point left one space
57/10 = 5.7
so there are 5 tens plus something more to make 57
How much more? Well 5 tens is fifty, so we need an additional 7 ones to make 57
so 57 has 5 tens and 7 ones.
Related Questions
algebra mrs sue help - -16 - (-43) i got -16 + (43) = 27 -156 - 98 i got -156 + ...
a l g e b r a - -16 - (-43) i got -16 + (43) = 27 -156 - 98 i got -156 + 98 = -...
Math - LOL I can't figure this out. It should be easy it's been years ...
Math - Score Percentile Score Percentile Score Percentile Score Percentile -3.5 ...
math - regroup 1 ten for ten ones. 68=6tens 8 ones
math - Find the missing numbers and landmarks for the set of numbers 48,50,51,51...
Tech math - The sum of two numbers is 32. Ten more than half of the sum of the ...
Math..number string - How many numbers are in the string 57, 59, 61, 63,...1233...
3rd grade math - Benny is using base ten blocks to model 57 divided by 3. he ...
5th grade - what are the missing numbers and landmarks for the set of numbers:48...
For Further Reading
