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Let’s go through each problem step by step. We’re looking at the underlined digit in each number and writing its value — that means, what that digit is worth based on its place (like tens, hundreds, thousands, etc.).
We’ll use the place value chart from the top of the page to help:
- 1 = one
- 10 = ten
- 100 = one hundred
- 1,000 = one thousand
- 10,000 = ten thousand
- 100,000 = one hundred thousand
- 1,000,000 = one million
- 10,000,000 = ten million
Now let’s solve each part:
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a) 6837 → underlined is 3
The 3 is in the tens place → so it’s worth thirty
✔ Already given as example: “thirty”
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b) 9245 → underlined is 2
Look at the places:
9 (thousands), 2 (hundreds), 4 (tens), 5 (ones)
So 2 is in the hundreds place → 2 × 100 = two hundred
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c) 30,200 → underlined is 2
Break it down:
3 (ten thousands), 0 (thousands), 2 (hundreds), 0 (tens), 0 (ones)
Wait — actually, let’s write it with commas for clarity: 30,200
That’s:
3 → ten thousands
0 → thousands
2 → hundreds
0 → tens
0 → ones
So 2 is in the hundreds place → 2 × 100 = two hundred
But wait — look again! The number is written as 30,200, and the underline is under the 2 — which is in the hundreds place? Let me double-check.
Actually, 30,200:
Digits: 3 - 0 - 2 - 0 - 0
Places: Ten Thousands - Thousands - Hundreds - Tens - Ones
Yes — 2 is in the hundreds place → two hundred
BUT — hold on! In some notations, especially in larger numbers, we might misread. Let me count from right:
Rightmost digit: ones
Then tens
Then hundreds
Then thousands
Then ten thousands
So for 30,200:
Position from right:
- 0 → ones
- 0 → tens
- 2 → hundreds ← this is the underlined digit
- 0 → thousands
- 3 → ten thousands
Yes — still hundreds → two hundred
Wait — but let me check the original image again mentally — sometimes the underline might be on a different digit. But according to your text: “c) 30,200” and underlined is 2 — yes, hundreds.
But I think I made a mistake here — let me re-express 30,200:
It’s thirty thousand, two hundred.
So the “2” is in the hundreds place → value = two hundred
Okay, moving on.
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d) 85,302 → underlined is 5
Number: 85,302
Breakdown:
8 → ten thousands
5 → thousands ← underlined
3 → hundreds
0 → tens
2 → ones
So 5 is in the thousands place → 5 × 1,000 = five thousand
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e) 51,222 → underlined is 1
Number: 51,222
Digits:
5 → ten thousands
1 → thousands ← underlined
2 → hundreds
2 → tens
2 → ones
So 1 is in the thousands place → 1 × 1,000 = one thousand
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f) 240,920 → underlined is 2 (first digit)
Number: 240,920
Let’s break it down:
From left:
2 → hundred thousands ← underlined
4 → ten thousands
0 → thousands
9 → hundreds
2 → tens
0 → ones
So 2 is in the hundred thousands place → 2 × 100,000 = two hundred thousand
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g) 321,296 → underlined is 2 (second digit)
Number: 321,296
Digits:
3 → hundred thousands
2 → ten thousands ← underlined
1 → thousands
2 → hundreds
9 → tens
6 → ones
So 2 is in the ten thousands place → 2 × 10,000 = twenty thousand
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h) 780,848 → underlined is 7
Number: 780,848
Digits:
7 → hundred thousands ← underlined
8 → ten thousands
0 → thousands
8 → hundreds
4 → tens
8 → ones
So 7 is in the hundred thousands place → 7 × 100,000 = seven hundred thousand
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i) 982,132 → underlined is 1
Number: 982,132
Digits:
9 → hundred thousands
8 → ten thousands
2 → thousands
1 → hundreds ← underlined
3 → tens
2 → ones
So 1 is in the hundreds place → 1 × 100 = one hundred
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j) 5,437,200 → underlined is 5
Number: 5,437,200
This is over a million.
Break it down:
5 → millions ← underlined
4 → hundred thousands
3 → ten thousands
7 → thousands
2 → hundreds
0 → tens
0 → ones
So 5 is in the millions place → 5 × 1,000,000 = five million
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Let me quickly verify all answers once more:
a) 6837 → 3 → tens → thirty ✔
b) 9245 → 2 → hundreds → two hundred ✔
c) 30,200 → 2 → hundreds → two hundred ✔
d) 85,302 → 5 → thousands → five thousand ✔
e) 51,222 → 1 → thousands → one thousand ✔
f) 240,920 → 2 → hundred thousands → two hundred thousand ✔
g) 321,296 → 2 → ten thousands → twenty thousand ✔
h) 780,848 → 7 → hundred thousands → seven hundred thousand ✔
i) 982,132 → 1 → hundreds → one hundred ✔
j) 5,437,200 → 5 → millions → five million ✔
All checked!
Final Answer:
a) thirty
b) two hundred
c) two hundred
d) five thousand
e) one thousand
f) two hundred thousand
g) twenty thousand
h) seven hundred thousand
i) one hundred
j) five million
We’ll use the place value chart from the top of the page to help:
- 1 = one
- 10 = ten
- 100 = one hundred
- 1,000 = one thousand
- 10,000 = ten thousand
- 100,000 = one hundred thousand
- 1,000,000 = one million
- 10,000,000 = ten million
Now let’s solve each part:
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a) 6837 → underlined is 3
The 3 is in the tens place → so it’s worth thirty
✔ Already given as example: “thirty”
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b) 9245 → underlined is 2
Look at the places:
9 (thousands), 2 (hundreds), 4 (tens), 5 (ones)
So 2 is in the hundreds place → 2 × 100 = two hundred
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c) 30,200 → underlined is 2
Break it down:
3 (ten thousands), 0 (thousands), 2 (hundreds), 0 (tens), 0 (ones)
Wait — actually, let’s write it with commas for clarity: 30,200
That’s:
3 → ten thousands
0 → thousands
2 → hundreds
0 → tens
0 → ones
So 2 is in the hundreds place → 2 × 100 = two hundred
But wait — look again! The number is written as 30,200, and the underline is under the 2 — which is in the hundreds place? Let me double-check.
Actually, 30,200:
Digits: 3 - 0 - 2 - 0 - 0
Places: Ten Thousands - Thousands - Hundreds - Tens - Ones
Yes — 2 is in the hundreds place → two hundred
BUT — hold on! In some notations, especially in larger numbers, we might misread. Let me count from right:
Rightmost digit: ones
Then tens
Then hundreds
Then thousands
Then ten thousands
So for 30,200:
Position from right:
- 0 → ones
- 0 → tens
- 2 → hundreds ← this is the underlined digit
- 0 → thousands
- 3 → ten thousands
Yes — still hundreds → two hundred
Wait — but let me check the original image again mentally — sometimes the underline might be on a different digit. But according to your text: “c) 30,200” and underlined is 2 — yes, hundreds.
But I think I made a mistake here — let me re-express 30,200:
It’s thirty thousand, two hundred.
So the “2” is in the hundreds place → value = two hundred
Okay, moving on.
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d) 85,302 → underlined is 5
Number: 85,302
Breakdown:
8 → ten thousands
5 → thousands ← underlined
3 → hundreds
0 → tens
2 → ones
So 5 is in the thousands place → 5 × 1,000 = five thousand
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e) 51,222 → underlined is 1
Number: 51,222
Digits:
5 → ten thousands
1 → thousands ← underlined
2 → hundreds
2 → tens
2 → ones
So 1 is in the thousands place → 1 × 1,000 = one thousand
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f) 240,920 → underlined is 2 (first digit)
Number: 240,920
Let’s break it down:
From left:
2 → hundred thousands ← underlined
4 → ten thousands
0 → thousands
9 → hundreds
2 → tens
0 → ones
So 2 is in the hundred thousands place → 2 × 100,000 = two hundred thousand
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g) 321,296 → underlined is 2 (second digit)
Number: 321,296
Digits:
3 → hundred thousands
2 → ten thousands ← underlined
1 → thousands
2 → hundreds
9 → tens
6 → ones
So 2 is in the ten thousands place → 2 × 10,000 = twenty thousand
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h) 780,848 → underlined is 7
Number: 780,848
Digits:
7 → hundred thousands ← underlined
8 → ten thousands
0 → thousands
8 → hundreds
4 → tens
8 → ones
So 7 is in the hundred thousands place → 7 × 100,000 = seven hundred thousand
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i) 982,132 → underlined is 1
Number: 982,132
Digits:
9 → hundred thousands
8 → ten thousands
2 → thousands
1 → hundreds ← underlined
3 → tens
2 → ones
So 1 is in the hundreds place → 1 × 100 = one hundred
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j) 5,437,200 → underlined is 5
Number: 5,437,200
This is over a million.
Break it down:
5 → millions ← underlined
4 → hundred thousands
3 → ten thousands
7 → thousands
2 → hundreds
0 → tens
0 → ones
So 5 is in the millions place → 5 × 1,000,000 = five million
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Let me quickly verify all answers once more:
a) 6837 → 3 → tens → thirty ✔
b) 9245 → 2 → hundreds → two hundred ✔
c) 30,200 → 2 → hundreds → two hundred ✔
d) 85,302 → 5 → thousands → five thousand ✔
e) 51,222 → 1 → thousands → one thousand ✔
f) 240,920 → 2 → hundred thousands → two hundred thousand ✔
g) 321,296 → 2 → ten thousands → twenty thousand ✔
h) 780,848 → 7 → hundred thousands → seven hundred thousand ✔
i) 982,132 → 1 → hundreds → one hundred ✔
j) 5,437,200 → 5 → millions → five million ✔
All checked!
Final Answer:
a) thirty
b) two hundred
c) two hundred
d) five thousand
e) one thousand
f) two hundred thousand
g) twenty thousand
h) seven hundred thousand
i) one hundred
j) five million
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of place value thousands worksheet.