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Ed wants to show 137+429 with placevalue blocks. he has enough hundreds and ones blocks but only 4 tens blocks. can he show the problem? explain.
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Ed wants to show 137+429 with placevalue blocks. he has enough hundreds and ones blocks but only 4 tens blocks. can he show the problem? explain.
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Ed wants to show 137+429 with placevalue blocks. he has enough hundreds and ones blocks but only 4 tens blocks. can he show the problem? explain.
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in theory he can by using 20 extra one blocks instead of the 2 missing tens since he has "enough ones". the question is too broad to have one definite answer.
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No because he doesn't have enough ten blocks 3 plus 2tens is 5 tens.He only had 4
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