<transcript><audio_36>hundreds tens and ones you're gonna start with a 68 now this really again you really should if you have place value disks that's really what this is for is to actually have the disks and use them drawing them is not really the</transcript><caption><image_37>The image is a screenshot of a math worksheet from Eureka Math. The worksheet is titled "Engage" and has a title at the top that reads "68 - 51". Below the title, there is a table with three columns. 

The first column has the title "I change 10 ones for 1 ten" and the second column has a list of numbers. The first column is labeled "The total of the two parts is 109". The second column is labelled "The number of the parts is 119". The third column has two numbers, one for each number and the other for the total of two parts.

At the bottom of the worksheet, there are two pink arrows pointing towards the left and right side of the image. The arrows are labeled "H1O" and "H2O". The background of the page is white.</caption><transcript><audio_38>same so let's see you know you could use dimes and pennies for tens and ones and you can do that and that that would be something you could use instead of place value disks where the dimes would be tens and the pennies would be ones I really I highly recommend it if that's that's what you have to work with then</transcript><transcript><audio_39>use that because drawing these pictures is gonna be really tedious and it's not gonna really do the same thing for you</transcript><transcript><audio_40>so sixty eight one two three four five six six tens and eight ones one two</transcript><transcript><audio_41>so as we solve each one using place</transcript> hundreds tens and ones you're gonna start with a 68 now this really again you really should if you have place value disks that's really what this is for is to actually have the disks and use them drawing them is not really the same so let's see you know you could use dimes and pennies for tens and ones and you can do that and that that would be something you could use instead of place value disks where the dimes would be tens and the pennies would be ones I really I highly recommend it if that's that's what you have to work with then use that because drawing these pictures is gonna be really tedious and it's not gonna really do the same thing for you so sixty eight one two three four five six six tens and eight ones one two so as we solve each one using place
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