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Question Video: Counting Objects Arranged into Groups of 100, 10, and 1 Mathematics • Second Year of Primary School

Count the marbles.

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Video Transcript

Count the marbles.

In this question, we’re shown some different jars of marbles, these two jars of marbles both contain 100 marbles. These three jars each contain 10 marbles. These marbles haven’t been grouped. We count these as ones. So to count the marbles, we need to count in 100s, 10s, and ones. Let’s start counting in 100s. 100, 200. We counted in 100s twice because there are two jars of marbles and each jar contains 100 marbles.

Next, we need to count forward in 10s because we’ve got three jars of marbles each containing 10 marbles. We’re going to start at 200 and count forward in 10s three times. 210, 220, 230. Now what we need to do is count forward in ones. 231, 232. We counted the marbles in 100s, 10s, and ones. There were 232 marbles.

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