Choose the correct decomposition of the number 352,001.
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Choose the correct decomposition of the number 352,001.
To solve this problem, we need to decompose the number 352,001 into its decimal place values.
Let's break this down:
Now, we add these values together to verify decomposition:
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Hence, the correct decomposition of the number 352,001 is:
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We compare this to the choices provided and see that it matches
Therefore, the solution to the problem is .
If you use all of the units shown below and place them in the table, then what number do they make?
Write the values in the place value chart and convert into a number.
We do account for zeros - they just equal zero! The zeros mean there are no hundreds and no tens, so we get and .
Start from the right and count: ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousands, hundred thousands. Each place is 10 times bigger than the one before it!
Write the number with place value labels above each digit first. For 352,001: hundred thousands (3), ten thousands (5), thousands (2), hundreds (0), tens (0), ones (1).
The units place (or ones place) has a value of 1. So the digit 1 in that position means , not 1 × 10 or 1 × 100.
Yes! You can write the terms in any order since addition is commutative. But it's clearest to go from largest to smallest place value for easy checking.
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