Question

Могут ли 10 единиц любого разряда образовать новую единицу более высокого разряда?

Answer 1

Да, конечно-же нет. 
нет,нет,нет

Answer 2

Can 10 units of any digit form a new unit of a higher order?

No, 10 units of any digit cannot form a new unit of a higher order. In our decimal number system, each digit has a specific place value based on its position in the number. The place values increase from right to left, with each position being ten times greater than the one before it. For example, in the number 123, the digit 1 represents 100 (10^2), the digit 2 represents 20 (10^1), and the digit 3 represents 3 (10^0).

When we reach 10 units of a digit in a particular place value, we carry over to the next higher place value. For example, when we have 10 units in the ones place, we carry over to the tens place, and the count starts again from 0 in the ones place. This is how our number system works, and it allows us to represent larger numbers efficiently.

So, 10 units of any digit in a particular place value will always be carried over to the next higher place value, and it will not form a new unit of a higher order.