How do you decompose numbers

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Method 1 Decomposing into Hundreds, Tens, and Ones<span>
Understand the difference between "tens" and "ones." ...

Break apart a two digit number. ...

Introduce the "hundreds" place. ...

Break apart a three digit number. ...

Apply this pattern to infinitely larger numbers. ...

Understand how decimals work. ...
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Break apart a decimal number.</span></span>

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