2: Place Value

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    Thumbnail image - Binary numbers, using just 0’s and 1’s, are the language of computers.[1]

    The “Dots and Boxes” approach to place value used in this part (and throughout this book) comes from James Tanton, and is used with his permission. See his development of these and other ideas at http://gdaymath.com/.

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