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This document contains math problems and exercises for 5th grade students, including: 1) Filling in a table with the place value and absolute and relative values of highlighted digits in several numbers. 2) Performing the subtraction problem 482,136 - 195,478 using place value. 3) Decomposing several large numbers into place value terms to solve subtraction problems.
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