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1 year ago

2 tens and 76 ones equals

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garri49 [273]1 year ago

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It equals 96. hope that helped

user100 [1]1 year ago

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This one is quite easy since it is whole numbers. Tens are made out of 10 ones, that is a ten! Add another ten which would equal 20 ones. Add 76 and 20 ones and that would equal 96!

76 ones + 20 ones = 96 ones or 9 tens and 6 ones
76 ones + 2 tens = 96 ones or 9 tens and 6 ones

It's very simple. Here is a place value digit concept.

76 - 7 is a ten, 6 is ones.

Now, right on to the question. The answer would be 96 or 9 tens and 6 ones or 96 ones. Either those are fine.

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