Asked by Alexis
                name each number in two different ways
2,700
6,300
1,800
91,000
Thanks
            
        2,700
6,300
1,800
91,000
Thanks
Answers
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    I'll do the first two.
2,700 = twenty-seven hundred
2,700 = two thousand, seven hundred
6,300 = sixty-three hundred
6.300 = six thousand, three hundred
I'll be glad to check your answers to the other two.
    
2,700 = twenty-seven hundred
2,700 = two thousand, seven hundred
6,300 = sixty-three hundred
6.300 = six thousand, three hundred
I'll be glad to check your answers to the other two.
                    Answered by
            Alexis
            
    1,800 = eighteen hundred
1,800 = one thousand, eight hundred
91,000 = ninety one thousand
91,000 = ????
    
1,800 = one thousand, eight hundred
91,000 = ninety one thousand
91,000 = ????
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    Right!
The last one is different, isn't it?
How about: nine hundred ten hundreds?
    
The last one is different, isn't it?
How about: nine hundred ten hundreds?
                    Answered by
            Alexis
            
    Thank you so much Ms. Sue
    
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    You're very welcome, Alexis.
    
                    Answered by
            Jen
            
    what are the 3 different ways to make the number 15, 638? with only hundreds, tens and ones?
    
                    Answered by
            Clarissa
            
    Name each number 2 different ways
90000000
40000
    
90000000
40000
                    Answered by
            Lamaurie
            
    Name each number in two ways  4,300
    
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