Question 1511 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$10 = $ _____________
$10 = $ _____________
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Question 1521 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$90 = $_____________
$90 = $_____________
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Question 1531 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$46 =$ _____________
$46 =$ _____________
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Question 1541 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$48 =$ _____________
$48 =$ _____________
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Question 1551 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$27 =$ _____________
$27 =$ _____________
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Question 1561 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$77 = $_____________
$77 = $_____________
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Question 1571 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$76 =$ _____________
$76 =$ _____________
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Question 1581 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$47 =$ _____________
$47 =$ _____________
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Question 1591 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$68 = $_____________
$68 = $_____________
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Question 1601 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$34 = $_____________
$34 = $_____________
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Question 1611 Mark
Write the expanded form.
$25 =$ _____________
$25 =$ _____________
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Question 1621 Mark
There are $59$ beads in a basket. How many strings of $10-10$ can be made from these beads $?$ How many beads will be left loose$ ?$
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Question 1631 Mark
There are $44$ blackberries in a bag. How many groups of $10-10$ can be made from them ? How many blackberries will be left loose ?
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Question 1641 Mark
There are $75$ small sticks in a bundle of woodsticks. How many bundles of $10-10$ woodsticks can be made from them ? And how many woodsticks will be left loose ?
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Question 1651 Mark
There are $63$ marbles in a bag. How many groups of $10-10$ marbles can be made from them ? And how many marbles will be left loose ?
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Question 1661 Mark
There are $56$ flowers in a basket. How many groups of $10-10$ flowers can be made from them ? And how many flowers will be left loose ?
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Question 1671 Mark
There are $27$ passengers sitting in a bus. How many groups of $10-10$ passengers can be made from them ? And how many passenger will be left ?
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Question 1681 Mark
There are $48$ students in a class. How many groups of $10-10$ students can be made from them ? And how many students will be left ?
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Question 1691 Mark
How many rupees ? Count and write :
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Question 1701 Mark
How many rupees ? Count and write :
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Question 1711 Mark
How many rupees ? Count and write :
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Question 1721 Mark
How many rupees ? Count and write :
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Question 1731 Mark
How many rupees ? Count and write :
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Question 1741 Mark
How many rupees ? Count and write :
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Question 1751 Mark
How many rupees ? Count and write :
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Question 1761 Mark
How many rupees ? Count and write :
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Question 1771 Mark
How many rupees ? Count and write :
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Question 1781 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ 
and $1 =$ 
for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1791 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ 
and $1 =$ 
for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1801 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1811 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1821 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1831 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1841 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1851 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1861 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1871 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1= $ for the numbers given below:
and $1= $ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1881 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1891 Mark
Draw by taking $10 =$ and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:
and $1 =$ for the numbers given below:Answer
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Question 1901 Mark
Count and write :
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Question 1911 Mark
Count and write :
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Question 1921 Mark
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Question 1931 Mark
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Question 1941 Mark
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Question 1951 Mark
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Question 1961 Mark
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