Absolutely! Let’s solve this step by step.
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## 🔢
Part 1: Write the PLACE VALUE of the underlined digits
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Place value means *the value of the position* the digit is in — for example, in 27,901, the “7” is in the
thousands place, so its place value is
7,000.
We’ll go one by one:
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a. 27,901 → The 2 is in the ten thousands place → 20,000
b. 101 → The 1 is in the hundreds place → 100
c. 810 → The 0 is in the ones place → 0
> 💡 Even though it’s zero, its *place value* is still the ones place →
0
d. 1,523 → The 2 is in the tens place → 20
e. 202 → The 0 is in the tens place → 0
f. 690 → The 6 is in the hundreds place → 600
g. 5,111 → The 5 is in the thousands place → 5,000
h. 1,980,456 → The 8 is in the ten thousands place → 80,000
> (Breakdown: 1,980,456 → millions, hundred thousands,
ten thousands, thousands, hundreds, tens, ones)
i. 22,054 → The first 2 is in the ten thousands place → 20,000
> (Note: The number is 22,054 — the underlined digit is the first 2, which is in the ten thousands place.)
j. 102,752 → The 0 is in the ten thousands place → 0
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✔ Part 1 Answers:
a.
20,000
b.
100
c.
0
d.
20
e.
0
f.
600
g.
5,000
h.
80,000
i.
20,000
j.
0
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## 🔢
Part 2: Write the DIGIT VALUE of the underlined digits
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Digit value means just the *face value* of the digit — what the digit itself represents, regardless of position. For example, in 68,987, the underlined “8” has a digit value of
8.
Let’s go!
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a. 68,987 → The 8 → digit value = 8
b. 7,201 → The 2 → digit value = 2
c. 916 → The 6 → digit value = 6
d. 582 → The 2 → digit value = 2
e. 463 → The 6 → digit value = 6
f. 894 → The 4 → digit value = 4
g. 7,184 → The 7 → digit value = 7
h. 4,130,475 → The 3 → digit value = 3
i. 12,356 → The 1 → digit value = 1
j. 630,326 → The 6 → digit value = 6
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✔ Part 2 Answers:
a.
8
b.
2
c.
6
d.
2
e.
6
f.
4
g.
7
h.
3
i.
1
j.
6
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## 🎯 Final Answer Summary:
Place Value:
a. 20,000
b. 100
c. 0
d. 20
e. 0
f. 600
g. 5,000
h. 80,000
i. 20,000
j. 0
Digit Value:
a. 8
b. 2
c. 6
d. 2
e. 6
f. 4
g. 7
h. 3
i. 1
j. 6
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✔ You’re all set! This worksheet helps reinforce understanding of
place value (position-based value) vs.
digit value (the face value of the digit). Great practice for elementary math!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of place value worksheet 4th grade printable.
