Let’s go through each number one by one and figure out how many hundreds, tens, and ones are in it.
We’ll start with the first number:
148
- The digit in the
hundreds place is
1 → that means 1 hundred.
- The digit in the
tens place is
4 → that means 4 tens.
- The digit in the
ones place is
8 → that means 8 ones.
So for 148:
Hundreds = 1, Tens = 4, Ones = 8
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Next:
884
- Hundreds digit:
8 → 8 hundreds
- Tens digit:
8 → 8 tens
- Ones digit:
4 → 4 ones
So for 884:
Hundreds = 8, Tens = 8, Ones = 4
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Next:
455
- Hundreds:
4
- Tens:
5
- Ones:
5
→ 4 hundreds, 5 tens, 5 ones
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Next:
541
- Hundreds:
5
- Tens:
4
- Ones:
1
→ 5 hundreds, 4 tens, 1 one
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Next:
509
- Hundreds:
5
- Tens:
0 ← important! There are zero tens here.
- Ones:
9
→ 5 hundreds, 0 tens, 9 ones
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Next:
319
- Hundreds:
3
- Tens:
1
- Ones:
9
→ 3 hundreds, 1 ten, 9 ones
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Next:
743
- Hundreds:
7
- Tens:
4
- Ones:
3
→ 7 hundreds, 4 tens, 3 ones
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Next:
792
- Hundreds:
7
- Tens:
9
- Ones:
2
→ 7 hundreds, 9 tens, 2 ones
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Next:
636
- Hundreds:
6
- Tens:
3
- Ones:
6
→ 6 hundreds, 3 tens, 6 ones
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Last:
108
- Hundreds:
1
- Tens:
0 ← again, zero tens
- Ones:
8
→ 1 hundred, 0 tens, 8 ones
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✔ All numbers checked. Let’s write them all together clearly.
Final Answer:
148 → 1, 4, 8
884 → 8, 8, 4
455 → 4, 5, 5
541 → 5, 4, 1
509 → 5, 0, 9
319 → 3, 1, 9
743 → 7, 4, 3
792 → 7, 9, 2
636 → 6, 3, 6
108 → 1, 0, 8
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of place value blank worksheet.
