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    Writing Three-Digit Numbers in Exanded Form

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    The document discusses how to write three-digit numbers in expanded form by identifying the place value of each digit and expressing the number as the sum of its value in hundreds, tens, and ones. Examples are provided of writing numbers like 576 in expanded form as 500 + 70 + 6. The key points are that expanded form expresses a number as the sum of the values of its digits by writing out the value for each place value.

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    The document discusses how to write three-digit numbers in expanded form by identifying the place value of each digit and expressing the number as the sum of its value in hundreds, tens, and ones. Examples are provided of writing numbers like 576 in expanded form as 500 + 70 + 6. The key points are that expanded form expresses a number as the sum of the values of its digits by writing out the value for each place value.

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    The document discusses how to write three-digit numbers in expanded form by identifying the place value of each digit and expressing the number as the sum of its value in hundreds, tens, and ones. Examples are provided of writing numbers like 576 in expanded form as 500 + 70 + 6. The key points are that expanded form expresses a number as the sum of the values of its digits by writing out the value for each place value.

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    Writing Three-Digit Numbers in Exanded Form

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    The document discusses how to write three-digit numbers in expanded form by identifying the place value of each digit and expressing the number as the sum of its value in hundreds, tens, and ones. Examples are provided of writing numbers like 576 in expanded form as 500 + 70 + 6. The key points are that expanded form expresses a number as the sum of the values of its digits by writing out the value for each place value.

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    Writing Three-digit Number in Expanded Form

    Overview
    • Identify the place value of a three-digit
    numbers.
    • Write three-digit in expanded form.
    • Participate actively in the activities of the
    lesson.
    Drill

    576 Math 476 Filipino


    Books Books

    324 English 967 Other


    Books Books
    Practice

    1. 2 tens and 9 ones =________


    2. 6 tens and 8 ones =________
    3. 8 tens and 3 ones =________
    4. 5 tens and 2 ones =________
    5. 4 tens and 7 ones =________
    Review

    Directions: Give the correct digit for the given place


    value.
    1. 486 = hundreds 2. 382 = tens
    3. 728 = ones 4. 571 = ones
    5. 853 = hundreds
    The number 576 maybe written in this way:
    576 = 5 hundreds, 7 tens, 6 ones
    It can also be written as:
    500 + 70 + 6 = 576
    Remember

    The expanded form of a number expresses the number


    as the sum of the values of its digit. It gives the value of
    each digit in the number.
    Practice Exercise

    Directions: Write them in the place value chart, and


    write them in expanded form.
    1. 476
    2. 324
    3. 967
    Group Activity
    Activity

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