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should your palm face back or out

both are used but the “default version” is palm back.

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repeat x2

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repeat x2

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repeat x2

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tuck thumb in

repeat x2

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(you pov)

thumb out

repeat x2

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repeat x2 (twist)

or sign 10 & 6

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repeat x2 (twist)

or sign 10 & 7

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repeat x2 (twist)

or sign 10 & 8

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repeat x2 (twist)

or sign 10 & 9

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repeat x2

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repeat x2

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(bounce)

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(bounce)

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101-109

show the individual numbers

can use C sign instead of 0 sign

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100

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200

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300

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600

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900

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1,000 (number prefix)

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1,000,000 (number prefix)

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number prefix

number prefixs are used with other numbers to indicate place value. example in exglish one(thousand) one(hundred).

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fractions

“The idea here is to show two numbers with the top number being the numerator and the bottom number being the denominator.”

lower your hand for the second number to visibly make a number over a number