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Lesson 2-1 Example 2 2-1 Example 2 Write seven hundred fourteen in standard form. 1.There are 7 hundreds in the number.

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1 Lesson 2-1 Example 2 2-1 Example 2 Write seven hundred fourteen in standard form. 1.There are 7 hundreds in the number.

2 Lesson 2-1 Example 2 2-1 Example 2 Write seven hundred fourteen in standard form. 2.There is 1 ten in the number.

3 Lesson 2-1 Example 2 2-1 Example 2 Write seven hundred fourteen in standard form. 3.There are 4 ones in the number.

4 Lesson 2-1 Example 2 2-1 Example 2 Write seven hundred fourteen in standard form. 4.Write each digit in the correct place in the place value chart. The number in standard form is 714.

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