To find the value of the number shown in the place value chart, we need to read the digits from left to right and group them correctly.
Step 1: Identify the digits in each section.
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Millions Section: The digits are 9, 2, and 4. This represents
924 million.
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Thousands Section: The digits are 3, 3, and 3. This represents
333 thousand.
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Ones Section (Hundreds, Tens, Ones): The digits are 5, 5, and 5. This represents
555.
Step 2: Combine the sections.
When we put these parts together into a single number, we write them in order:
1. Write the millions part: 924
2. Add a comma: ,
3. Write the thousands part: 333
4. Add a comma: ,
5. Write the ones part: 555
Step 3: Verification.
Let's check the place values for each digit to be sure:
* 9 is in the Hundred Millions place ($900,000,000$)
* 2 is in the Ten Millions place ($20,000,000$)
* 4 is in the Millions place ($4,000,000$)
* 3 is in the Hundred Thousands place ($300,000$)
* 3 is in the Ten Thousands place ($30,000$)
* 3 is in the Thousands place ($3,000$)
* 5 is in the Hundreds place ($500$)
* 5 is in the Tens place ($50$)
* 5 is in the Ones place ($5$)
Adding them all up:
$924,000,000 + 333,000 + 555 = 924,333,555$
Final Answer:
924,333,555
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of place value worksheet up to millions.