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From: LiTonya <dstsmiley@hotmail.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2000100916:33:55 Subject: Additional Insight Also, if you take a look at the Borrowing in Mathematics archive. Go to subtraction-borrowing from 10's. You'll also find some good information about decomposing numbers with an example provided. Take a look at the message from Pat Ballew on June 22, 2000. Using that, I was able to understand a little bit better what decomposing numbers mean.
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