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3 years ago

What three ways do u write 15638 using only hundreds tens ones

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Question is vague, but here are some ideas. 
156 * 100 + 38 = 15638 
312 * 50 + 38 = 15638 
78 * 200 + 38 = 15638

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Step-by-step explanation:

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