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The number $\\var{valueinbase10}$ is written in base $10$, so the place values are all powers of $10$, e.g. $\\ldots 10^3, 10^2, 10^1, 10^0$, also known as $\\ldots 1000, 100, 10, 1$.

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Since we want to write this number in base $\\var{b}$, the place values will be powers of $\\var{b}$, that is $\\dots \\var{b}^3, \\var{b}^2, \\var{b}^1,\\var{b}^0$, also known as $\\ldots \\var{b^3}, \\var{b^2}, \\var{b}, 1$.

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We now need to determine how many of each of these place values we need to add together in order to get $\\var{valueinbase10}$. We do this by working from largest to smallest.

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This is to get the number to display in base b

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Converting base 10 Integers in another base (from 2 to 9)

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In our usual number system we only have ten digits ($0$ to $9$). We call this the base $10$ system. The place value of numbers are based on the powers of 10.

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In the base $\\var{b}$ system we only have $\\var{b}$ digits ($0$ to $\\var{b-1}$) and the place values are based on powers of $\\var{b}$.

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The base-10 number $\\var{valueinbase10}$ is equal to [[0]]$_\\var{btext}$ in base $\\var{b}$.

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