Place Value worksheet for identifying the value of underlined digits in numbers.

Let's solve each part of the Place Value worksheet step by step.

We are asked to write the place of the underlined digit in each number. The place value depends on the position of the digit in the number, starting from the right:

- Rightmost digit → Ones
- Next → Tens
- Then → Hundreds
- Then → Thousands
- Then → Ten thousands
- Then → Hundred thousands
- Then → Millions, etc.

Let’s go through each one:

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a. 435 – the underlined digit is 3

- Number: 435
- From right to left:
- 5 → ones
- 3 → tens
- 4 → hundreds

✔ So, 3 is in the tens place.

> Answer: tens

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b. 4,756 – the underlined digit is 4

- Number: 4,756
- Positions:
- 6 → ones
- 5 → tens
- 7 → hundreds
- 4 → thousands

✔ So, 4 is in the thousands place.

> Answer: thousands

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c. 705,904 – the underlined digit is 4

- Number: 705,904
- Break it down:
- 4 → ones
- 0 → tens
- 9 → hundreds
- 5 → thousands
- 0 → ten thousands
- 7 → hundred thousands

So, 4 is in the ones place.

> Answer: ones

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d. 1,976,716 – the underlined digit is 6

- Number: 1,976,716
- Let's label positions from right:
- 6 → ones
- 1 → tens
- 7 → hundreds
- 6 → thousands
- 7 → ten thousands
- 9 → hundred thousands
- 1 → millions

The underlined 6 is in the thousands place (the fourth digit from the right).

> Answer: thousands

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e. 157,665 – the underlined digit is 1

- Number: 157,665
- From right:
- 5 → ones
- 6 → tens
- 6 → hundreds
- 7 → thousands
- 5 → ten thousands
- 1 → hundred thousands

✔ So, 1 is in the hundred thousands place.

> Answer: hundred thousands

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f. 2,767,082 – the underlined digit is 6

- Number: 2,767,082
- Positions:
- 2 → ones
- 8 → tens
- 0 → hundreds
- 7 → thousands
- 6 → ten thousands
- 7 → hundred thousands
- 2 → millions

So, 6 is in the ten thousands place.

> Answer: ten thousands

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g. 3,521,120 – the underlined digit is 3

- Number: 3,521,120
- From right:
- 0 → ones
- 2 → tens
- 1 → hundreds
- 1 → thousands
- 2 → ten thousands
- 5 → hundred thousands
- 3 → millions

✔ So, 3 is in the millions place.

> Answer: millions

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h. 62,359,201 – the underlined digit is 2

- Number: 62,359,201
- Let's break it down:
- 1 → ones
- 0 → tens
- 2 → hundreds
- 9 → thousands
- 5 → ten thousands
- 3 → hundred thousands
- 2 → millions
- 6 → ten millions

Wait — let’s count carefully:

Actually, this number is 62,359,201

Break into groups:
- 62 million, 359 thousand, 201

So:
- 6 → ten millions
- 2 → millions
- 3 → hundred thousands
- 5 → ten thousands
- 9 → thousands
- 2 → hundreds
- 0 → tens
- 1 → ones

Underlined digit is 2 — which is in the millions place?

Wait — look at the number: 62,359,201

Digits from left:
- 6 → ten millions
- 2 → millions
- 3 → hundred thousands
- 5 → ten thousands
- 9 → thousands
- 2 → hundreds
- 0 → tens
- 1 → ones

So, the underlined 2 is in the millions place.

But wait — is it the first 2 or the second 2? Looking at the number:
62,359,201 — underlined digit is 2, and it's the second digit from the left.

Yes, so that's 2 million → millions place.

> Answer: millions

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i. 43,998,488 – the underlined digit is 9

- Number: 43,998,488
- Break it down:
- 8 → ones
- 8 → tens
- 4 → hundreds
- 8 → thousands
- 9 → ten thousands
- 9 → hundred thousands
- 3 → millions
- 4 → ten millions

Wait — actually:
- 43,998,488
- Groups: 43 million, 998 thousand, 488

So:
- 4 → ten millions
- 3 → millions
- 9 → hundred thousands
- 9 → ten thousands
- 8 → thousands
- 4 → hundreds
- 8 → tens
- 8 → ones

Underlined digit is 9 — which is the second 9 from the left — it's in the hundred thousands place.

Wait — no! Let's list positions clearly:

From right to left:

| Digit | Place |
|-------|--------|
| 8 | ones |
| 8 | tens |
| 4 | hundreds |
| 8 | thousands |
| 9 | ten thousands |
| 9 | hundred thousands |
| 3 | millions |
| 4 | ten millions |

So the first 9 (from the left) is in the hundred thousands place.

But the underlined digit is 9 — and in 43,998,488, there are two 9s.

Looking at the number: 43,998,488

- The first 9 is in the hundred thousands place.
- The second 9 is in the ten thousands place.

But the underlined digit is 9, and it's the first 9 after 43, so it's the hundred thousands place.

Wait — actually, let's write it with commas:

43,998,488

- 43 million
- 998 thousand
- 488

So:
- 9 (in 998 thousand) → the first 9 is hundred thousands
- Second 9 is ten thousands

But the underlined digit is 9, and based on standard formatting, the underlined digit is likely the first 9 in the "998" part — which is hundred thousands.

Wait — but looking back: 43,998,488

Positions:
- 4 → ten millions
- 3 → millions
- 9 → hundred thousands
- 9 → ten thousands
- 8 → thousands
- 4 → hundreds
- 8 → tens
- 8 → ones

So the underlined 9 is the hundred thousands place.

> Answer: hundred thousands

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j. 360,245,169 – the underlined digit is 0

- Number: 360,245,169
- Break it down:
- 9 → ones
- 6 → tens
- 1 → hundreds
- 5 → thousands
- 4 → ten thousands
- 2 → hundred thousands
- 0 → millions
- 6 → ten millions
- 3 → hundred millions

So, the 0 is in the millions place.

> Answer: millions

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✔ Final Answers:

a. tens
b. thousands
c. ones
d. thousands
e. hundred thousands
f. ten thousands
g. millions
h. millions
i. hundred thousands
j. millions

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Summary:

| Letter | Number | Underlined Digit | Place Value |
|--------|----------------|------------------|--------------------|
| a | 435 | 3 | tens |
| b | 4,756 | 4 | thousands |
| c | 705,904 | 4 | ones |
| d | 1,976,716 | 6 | thousands |
| e | 157,665 | 1 | hundred thousands |
| f | 2,767,082 | 6 | ten thousands |
| g | 3,521,120 | 3 | millions |
| h | 62,359,201 | 2 | millions |
| i | 43,998,488 | 9 | hundred thousands |
| j | 360,245,169 | 0 | millions |

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