If we have 559 blocks and we only remove the ones, how many blocks will remain?
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If we have 559 blocks and we only remove the ones, how many blocks will remain?
To find how many blocks remain after removing the ones digit from 559, we follow these steps:
Therefore, when the ones digit is removed, 550 blocks remain.
The correct answer to the problem is .
If we have 67 blocks in total, how many blocks will remain if we remove 5 tens and 4 ones?
Removing the ones digit means taking away only the rightmost digit. In 559, the ones digit is 9, so we subtract just that 9 to get 550.
Getting 500 means you removed both the tens and ones digits (59 total). The question asks to remove only the ones digit, which is just the 9.
The ones digit is always the rightmost digit in any whole number. In 559, reading right to left: 9 (ones), 5 (tens), 5 (hundreds).
Yes! When you remove just the ones digit by subtraction, the result will always end in 0 because you're left with only tens and higher place values.
If the ones digit is already 0, subtracting it gives you the same number. For example, .
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