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Let's solve each part of the Place Value worksheet step by step.
We are asked to write the place value of the underlined digit in each number. We'll use the key words provided:
- Ones
- Tens
- Hundreds
- Thousands
- Ten thousands
- Hundred thousands
- Millions
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Break down the number:
- 4 is in the hundreds place (because it's 400)
✔ Answer: hundreds
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Number: 4,756
- 4 is in the thousands place (because it's 4,000)
✔ Answer: thousands
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Number: 705,904
- The digits from right to left:
- 4 → ones place
✔ Answer: ones
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Number: 1,976,716
Break it down:
- 6 is in the hundreds place (it’s the third digit from the right: 716 → 7 hundreds, 1 ten, 6 ones)
Wait — let’s check carefully:
Positions from right:
- 6 (ones)
- 1 (tens)
- 7 (hundreds)
- 6 (thousands)
- 7 (ten thousands)
- 9 (hundred thousands)
- 1 (millions)
So, the underlined 6 is in the hundreds place? Wait — no!
Wait: The number is 1,976,716
Let’s write with commas for clarity:
1,976,716
From right to left:
- 6 → ones
- 1 → tens
- 7 → hundreds
- 6 → thousands
- 7 → ten thousands
- 9 → hundred thousands
- 1 → millions
But the underlined digit is the second 6, which is in the thousands place.
So: 6,000 → thousands
✔ Answer: thousands
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Number: 157,665
Break down:
- 1 is the first digit → it's in the hundred thousands place
Because: 157,665 = 100,000 + 50,000 + 7,000 + ...
So, 1 represents 100,000 → hundred thousands
✔ Answer: hundred thousands
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Number: 2,767,082
Underlined is the second 7 from the left?
Let’s write positions:
From left to right:
- 2 → millions
- 7 → hundred thousands
- 6 → ten thousands
- 7 → thousands
- 0 → hundreds
- 8 → tens
- 2 → ones
So, the underlined 7 is in the thousands place.
✔ Answer: thousands
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Number: 3,521,120
The 3 is the first digit → millions
✔ Answer: millions
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Number: 62,359,201
Break down:
- 6 → ten millions
- 2 → millions
So, the underlined 2 is in the millions place.
✔ Answer: millions
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Number: 43,998,488
Digits:
- 4 → ten millions
- 3 → millions
- 9 → hundred thousands
- 9 → ten thousands
- 8 → thousands
- 4 → hundreds
- 8 → tens
- 8 → ones
So, the underlined 9 is in the hundred thousands place.
✔ Answer: hundred thousands
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Number: 360,245,169
Let’s break it down:
- 3 → hundred millions
- 6 → ten millions
- 0 → millions
So, the 0 is in the millions place.
Even though it's zero, its place value is still millions.
✔ Answer: millions
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a. hundreds
b. thousands
c. ones
d. thousands
e. hundred thousands
f. thousands
g. millions
h. millions
i. hundred thousands
j. millions
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We are asked to write the place value of the underlined digit in each number. We'll use the key words provided:
- Ones
- Tens
- Hundreds
- Thousands
- Ten thousands
- Hundred thousands
- Millions
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a. 435 – underlined digit: 4
Break down the number:
- 4 is in the hundreds place (because it's 400)
✔ Answer: hundreds
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b. 4,756 – underlined digit: 4
Number: 4,756
- 4 is in the thousands place (because it's 4,000)
✔ Answer: thousands
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c. 705,904 – underlined digit: 4
Number: 705,904
- The digits from right to left:
- 4 → ones place
✔ Answer: ones
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d. 1,976,716 – underlined digit: 6
Number: 1,976,716
Break it down:
- 6 is in the hundreds place (it’s the third digit from the right: 716 → 7 hundreds, 1 ten, 6 ones)
Wait — let’s check carefully:
Positions from right:
- 6 (ones)
- 1 (tens)
- 7 (hundreds)
- 6 (thousands)
- 7 (ten thousands)
- 9 (hundred thousands)
- 1 (millions)
So, the underlined 6 is in the hundreds place? Wait — no!
Wait: The number is 1,976,716
Let’s write with commas for clarity:
1,976,716
From right to left:
- 6 → ones
- 1 → tens
- 7 → hundreds
- 6 → thousands
- 7 → ten thousands
- 9 → hundred thousands
- 1 → millions
But the underlined digit is the second 6, which is in the thousands place.
So: 6,000 → thousands
✔ Answer: thousands
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e. 157,665 – underlined digit: 1
Number: 157,665
Break down:
- 1 is the first digit → it's in the hundred thousands place
Because: 157,665 = 100,000 + 50,000 + 7,000 + ...
So, 1 represents 100,000 → hundred thousands
✔ Answer: hundred thousands
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f. 2,767,082 – underlined digit: 7
Number: 2,767,082
Underlined is the second 7 from the left?
Let’s write positions:
From left to right:
- 2 → millions
- 7 → hundred thousands
- 6 → ten thousands
- 7 → thousands
- 0 → hundreds
- 8 → tens
- 2 → ones
So, the underlined 7 is in the thousands place.
✔ Answer: thousands
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g. 3,521,120 – underlined digit: 3
Number: 3,521,120
The 3 is the first digit → millions
✔ Answer: millions
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h. 62,359,201 – underlined digit: 2
Number: 62,359,201
Break down:
- 6 → ten millions
- 2 → millions
So, the underlined 2 is in the millions place.
✔ Answer: millions
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i. 43,998,488 – underlined digit: 9
Number: 43,998,488
Digits:
- 4 → ten millions
- 3 → millions
- 9 → hundred thousands
- 9 → ten thousands
- 8 → thousands
- 4 → hundreds
- 8 → tens
- 8 → ones
So, the underlined 9 is in the hundred thousands place.
✔ Answer: hundred thousands
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j. 360,245,169 – underlined digit: 0
Number: 360,245,169
Let’s break it down:
- 3 → hundred millions
- 6 → ten millions
- 0 → millions
So, the 0 is in the millions place.
Even though it's zero, its place value is still millions.
✔ Answer: millions
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✔ Final Answers:
a. hundreds
b. thousands
c. ones
d. thousands
e. hundred thousands
f. thousands
g. millions
h. millions
i. hundred thousands
j. millions
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