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4th grade
Course: 4th grade > Unit 1
Lesson 3: Writing whole numbers in written formWhole numbers in written form review
Review writing whole numbers in written form, and try some practice problems.
Written form
Written form is a way to write numbers using only words.
Example
Let's write in expanded form.
Thousands | Hundreds | Tens | Ones |
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Want to learn more about written form? Check out this video.
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