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Chris used base ten blocks to model 2,781 . He used 278 tens blocks. How many ones blocks did Chris use?
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Chris used base ten blocks to model 2,781 . He used 278 tens blocks. How many ones blocks did Chris use?
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Chris used base ten blocks to model 2,781 . He used 278 tens blocks. How many ones blocks did Chris use?
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the answer is 2503 ones block.
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