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To partition numbers

To partition numbers. 56. 50. 6. 56=50+6. 85. 5. 80. 37. 7. 30. 13. 3. 10. 90. 0. 90. 135. 5. 30. 100. 358. 8. 50. 300. 496. 6. 90. 400. 571. 1. 70. 500. 2734. 700. 4. 2000. 30. 6802. 800. 2. 6000. 0. 9479. 400. 9. 9000. 70.

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To partition numbers

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  1. To partition numbers

  2. 56 50 6 56=50+6

  3. 85 5 80

  4. 37 7 30

  5. 13 3 10

  6. 90 0 90

  7. 135 5 30 100

  8. 358 8 50 300

  9. 496 6 90 400

  10. 571 1 70 500

  11. 2734 700 4 2000 30

  12. 6802 800 2 6000 0

  13. 9479 400 9 9000 70

  14. What is the value of the underlineddigit? 57

  15. What is the value of the underlineddigit? 42

  16. What is the value of the underlineddigit? 574

  17. What is the value of the underlineddigit? 386

  18. What is the value of the underlineddigit? 682

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