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3 years ago

Compare the value of 3 in 302754 and 53891. The value of 3 in 302254 is _______ times the value of the 3 and 53891

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Compare how many place values the 3's have.
The 3 in 302754 is in the 6th place value, while the 3 in 53891 is in the 4th place value. Each place value is 10 times the one below it. Since the first 3 is 2 place values ahead, 10*10=100 times.

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