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Kay [80]
4 years ago
11

tara needs 216 blocks. each box had 10 bags. each bag has 10blocks how many boxes bags and single blocks does she need to make 2

16 blocks
Mathematics
2 answers:
horsena [70]4 years ago
6 0

Answer: She needs 2 boxes,1 bag,6 blocks to make 216 blocks.


Explanation:-

Number of bags contained by each box =10

Number of blocks contained by each bag =10

Thus, Number of blocks contained by each box =10×10=100

Tara needs 216 blocks=200+10+6  [write in expanded form]

Here , hundreds place = number of boxes=2

ten place=number of bags=1

ones place=number of blocks=6

∴She needs 2 boxes,1 bag,6 blocks to make 216 blocks.

Fed [463]4 years ago
4 0
2 boxes, 1 bag, and 6 blocks
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