Place Value Problem: Convert 7 Tens and 8 Units to a Number

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I have 7 tens and 8 units -

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The problem states that we have 7 tens and 8 units. We'll use the place value or decimal structure of numbers to identify what number this represents.

In the decimal system, the value of a digit is determined by its position. A "ten" is simply the digit multiplied by 10, as the tens place is the second position from the right.

Let's break this down:

  • We have 7 tens, which equates to 7×10=70 7 \times 10 = 70 .
  • We also have 8 units, which simply contributes 8 8 to the number.

To find the whole number, we need to add these values together:

70(from tens)+8(from units)=78. 70 \, (\text{from tens}) + 8 \, (\text{from units}) = 78.

Therefore, the number is 78.

Checking against the provided answer choices, the correct choice is:

  • Option 2: 78 78 .

So, the number you are is 78 78 .

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78 78

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