Understanding Place Value Up to Thousandths 5th Grade Worksheets - Free Printable

It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet titled "Place Value: Decimals", which asks students to determine the place value of the underlined digit in each number, ranging from the hundred thousandths place to the hundred thousands place.

However, I cannot see the actual underlined digits in your image because they are not visible in the text provided. The numbers are listed, but without knowing which digit is underlined in each case, I can't give specific answers.

But I can help you solve this worksheet if you tell me which digit is underlined in each problem — or, if you describe the pattern (e.g., “the last digit,” “the second digit after the decimal,” etc.), I can guide you through how to determine the place value.

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🔍 How to Determine Place Value for Decimals

Let’s review the decimal place values:

| Position | Name |
|--------|------|
| 1st after decimal | Tenths (0.1) |
| 2nd after decimal | Hundredths (0.01) |
| 3rd after decimal | Thousandths (0.001) |
| 4th after decimal | Ten Thousandths (0.0001) |
| 5th after decimal | Hundred Thousandths (0.00001) |

And for whole numbers:
- Ones, Tens, Hundreds, Thousands, Ten Thousands, Hundred Thousands

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✔ Example:

If the number is 3.6 and the 6 is underlined:
- It's in the tenths place → value = 6 tenths = 0.6

If it's 0.0008 and the 8 is underlined:
- It's in the ten thousandths place → value = 8 ten thousandths = 0.0008

If it's 735.152 and the 5 is underlined:
- It's in the hundredths place → value = 5 hundredths = 0.05

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📝 So, to solve the worksheet:

For each number, identify:
1. Which digit is underlined.
2. Its position relative to the decimal point.
3. Write the name of the place value (e.g., "hundredths", "thousandths", etc.).

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❓ Please tell me:

Which digit is underlined in each of these problems? Or confirm if the underlining follows a pattern (like always the last digit, or the third digit after decimal, etc.)?

Alternatively, if you can describe or list the underlined digits, I’ll fill out the entire worksheet with explanations.

Until then, here’s a template answer format:

> (1) 3.6 → tenths
> (2) 3,467.9 → tenths
> (3) 0.0008 → ten thousandths
> (4) 0.0062 → thousandths
> (5) 28.4 → tenths
> (6) 0.896 → hundredths
> (7) 0.315 → hundredths
> (8) 0.386 → hundredths
> (9) 735.152 → hundredths
> (10) 17,114.03 → hundredths
> (11) 15.65255 → ten thousandths
> (12) 8.659 → thousandths
> (13) 4.92 → hundredths
> (14) 644,374.7 → tenths
> (15) 0.4574 → thousandths
> (16) 0.00046 → hundred thousandths
> (17) 42.5395 → thousandths
> (18) 0.6418 → thousandths
> (19) 0.09 → hundredths
> (20) 2,418.31 → hundredths
> (21) 0.00042 → hundred thousandths
> (22) 4,950.382 → thousandths
> (23) 528.6 → tenths
> (24) 24.5443 → thousandths

⚠️ This assumes that the last digit in each number is underlined. But if a different digit is underlined, the answer changes.

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Please clarify the underlined digits, and I’ll give you the correct, complete solution with step-by-step explanations!