Answer:
Standard form: 600
Unit form: 6 hundreds.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given a number [tex]10\times 6[/tex]-tens. We are asked to write our given number in unit form and standard form.
To write our given number in standard form, we will expand our given number as shown below:
6-tens [tex]6\times 10=60[/tex]
[tex]10\times 6[/tex]-tens would be [tex]10\times 60=600[/tex]
Therefore, our given number in standard form would be 600.
We know that unit form is writing a number using place value units.
We can see that our given number has 0 ones, 0 tens and 6 hundreds.
Therefore, our given number in unit form would be 6 hundreds.
We have that the Tens unit form of 10 x 6 and Standard form is mathematically
[tex]6*10^1[/tex]
6tens
From the question we are told that
10 x 6
10 x 6=60
Standard form is a number, between 1 and 10 multiplied by a power of 10
Generally the equation for the Standard form is mathematically given as
x*10^y
Therefore
the Standard form of 10 x 6 is mathematically given as
[tex]6*10^1[/tex]
And
Generally the equation for the Tens unit form of 10 x 6 is mathematically given as
x*tens(10)
Tens-unit form is mathematically given as
6tens
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