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These are the digits that are needed for a base seven place-value system: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
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Tyler thinks that 0.36 is bigger than 0.4 because 36 is bigger than 4. Comment on Tyler's reasoning.
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53six is the same number as which of these base-ten numerals?
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If a base-eight flat represents 1, the numeral _____ would give the numerical value of the small cube. (You may give your answer either in base eight or in base ten-just make clear which.)
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The blocks are base four.
A) What base-four numeral is illustrated with the long as the unit?
B) Give the English words for the base-ten value.
C) Suppose the small block is the unit. Give the English words for the base-ten value.


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Write the "basimal" (expanded) place values and then the usual base-ten fraction or mixed number for 20.11three.
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