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Why do both ways of writing the number as tens and ones describe the same number?

Why do both ways of writing the number as tens and ones describe the same number?
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Why do both ways of writing the number as tens and ones describe the same number?

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Both ways are the same because you are just using a different place value to describe it. For example, 10 ones and the same number as 1 ten.
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