IXL | Use models to add three-digit numbers - with regrouping | 2nd grade math

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You could regroup to have fewer than 10 tens and 10 ones. How many hundreds, tens, and ones would you have if you regrouped?

hundreds, tens, and ones

Complete the addition sentence.

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You could regroup to have fewer than 10 tens and 10 ones. How many hundreds, tens, and ones would you have if you regrouped?

hundreds, tens, and ones

Complete the addition sentence.

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Use the blocks to find

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First, count the hundreds, tens, and ones blocks.

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hundreds

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tens

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ones

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hundred

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ten

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ones

There are 3 hundreds blocks, 4 tens blocks, and 14 ones blocks in all.

Regroup 10 of the ones as 1 ten.

There are 4 ones left over.

You now have one more ten. That makes 5 tens in all.

So, there are 3 hundreds, 5 tens, and 4 ones after you regroup. This is the same as

354.

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