Write a disability tensed of 2,3,4,5,6
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Step-by-step explanation:
When counting, what comes after 9?
Yes, it's 10! We add a second digit.
But why is it 10 and not 01?
 Because in math, we always write the Tens place left () of the Ones place.
The digit 1 is in the Tens place, and the digit 0 is in the Ones place.
Tens Place Practice
Let's look at the number 37.

Which digit is in the Tens place?
3
How much is that digit worth?
 Since each Ten is equal to 10 Ones, 3 Tens equals 30 Ones. ✅

We can use Tens and Ones to describe numbers as big as 99.
But what happens when we want to count above 99?
We add another digit! It goes in the hundreds place.
Hundreds Place
Whenever we count up and get to 10 Tens, we regroup them into 1 Hundred.
10 Tens = 1 Hundred

That's why 90 + 10 = 100.
 We write the Hundreds place to the left () of the Tens.
Tip: Bigger place values always go on the left ():

Now, let's put the number 368 in our table:

How many hundreds do we have?
3 Hundreds
What do 3 Hundreds equal?
300
Thousands
Now you know that:
10 Ones = 1 Ten
10 Tens = 1 Hundred
What do you think 10 Hundreds equal?

Yes! That's it!
10 Hundreds = 1 Thousand
Thousands go to the left () of the hundreds:

Tip: Bigger place values always go on the left ().
How many Thousands do we have?
7
What does 7 Thousands equal?
7,000
We also have:
3 Hundreds
8 Tens
1 One
Tip: we always write a comma (,) after the thousands place.
So write 7,381, not 7381.