- The unit form: 3 hundreds.
- The standard form: 300.
Further explanation
- Problem: given 10 x 3 tens
- Question: how to declare it in the unit form and standard form
10 times 3 tens is actually an operation using the unit form.
10 x 3 tens equal to 10 x 3 x 10.
10 x 3 tens = 300 which is the standard form.
The unit form of 300 is 3 hundreds
Another example:
10 x 3 hundreds = ?
10 x 3 hundreds = 10 x 3 x 100
10 x 3 hundreds = 3,000 as a standard form and 3 thousands in unit form.
Note:
This is a problem with place value.
The digits in large numbers are in groups of three places, i.e.,
-
hundreds,
- tens,
- ones (or units).
There are four types of number forms:
- The standard form is written in number form.
- Unit forms: writing a number using place value units.
- Word form: written in words.
- Expanded form: stretch it out by place value.
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