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Translate representations, use place value and solve constrained number clues.
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ExplorePlace value
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Count the hundreds, tens, and ones separately, then combine their place values.
First find each group's value: 3 hundreds = 300, 3 tens = 30, and 6 ones = 6. Adding 300 + 30 + 6 = 336 in all.
ReasonPlace value
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Match the hundreds digit to flats, the tens digit to rods, and the ones digit to small cubes.
Break 124 into place values: 1 hundred-flat (100), 2 ten-rods (20), and 4 unit cubes (4).
StretchPlace value
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Use the digit differences together with the digit sum, then check every condition.
Make all three unknown digits equal to the hundreds digit: 17 − 3 + 1 = 15. Dividing by 3 gives 5; the tens digit is 8 and the ones digit is 4. The result is 584. Substitution checks every clue.
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