When it's 5th to the power you do the number by itself how many times the power is so the correct way would be
10×10×10×10×10
<u><em>The additive identity property </em></u>. . . is being used here because no matter what the value is, whenever you add zero (0) to it, you'll always get the value your started with.
Answer:
I'm not sure what your asking
1. 15+37=?
- 15=10+5 (given on the diagram)
- 37=30+7 (given on the diagram)
- add digits to digits 5+7=12=10+2
- add tens to tens 10+30+10=50
- add tens and digits 50+2=52.
2. 22+49=?
- 22=20+2 (given on the diagram)
- 49=40+9 (given on the diagram)
- add digits to digits 2+9=11=10+1
- add tens to tens 20+40+10=70
- add tens and digits 70+1=71.
3. 38+26=?
- 38=30+8 (given on the diagram)
- 26=20+6 (given on the diagram)
- add digits to digits 8+6=14=10+4
- add tens to tens 30+20+10=60
- add tens and digits 60+4=64.
Answer: 1) 52; 2) 71; 3) 64.
