Let’s go through each question one by one. We’ll look at the digit asked about, find its place (like tens, hundreds, etc.), and then write its value based on that place.
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First problem:
Number: 413,827
Question: What is the value of the
1?
Look at where the 1 is — it’s in the
ten thousands place.
So, 1 × 10,000 =
10,000
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Second problem:
Number: 941,762
Question: What is the value of the
7?
Find the 7 — it’s in the
hundreds place.
So, 7 × 100 =
700
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Third problem:
Number: 286,534
Question: What is the value of the
2?
The 2 is in the
hundred thousands place.
So, 2 × 100,000 =
200,000
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Fourth problem:
Number: 195,286
Question: What is the value of the
5?
The 5 is in the
thousands place.
So, 5 × 1,000 =
5,000
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Fifth problem:
Number: 697,431
Question: What is the value of the
3?
The 3 is in the
tens place.
So, 3 × 10 =
30
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Sixth problem:
Number: 302,168
Question: What is the value of the
8?
The 8 is in the
ones place.
So, 8 × 1 =
8
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Seventh problem:
Number: 862,043
Question: What is the value of the
6?
The 6 is in the
ten thousands place.
So, 6 × 10,000 =
60,000
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Eighth problem:
Number: 523,940
Question: What is the value of the
5?
The 5 is in the
hundred thousands place.
So, 5 × 100,000 =
500,000
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Final Answer:
- Value of 1 in 413,827 → 10,000
- Value of 7 in 941,762 → 700
- Value of 2 in 286,534 → 200,000
- Value of 5 in 195,286 → 5,000
- Value of 3 in 697,431 → 30
- Value of 8 in 302,168 → 8
- Value of 6 in 862,043 → 60,000
- Value of 5 in 523,940 → 500,000
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of place value worksheet 4th grade printable.
