Place Value Worksheets 2nd Grade with Answer Key - Free Printable

Let's solve this Place Value worksheet step by step.

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🔹 Objective:

Write the value of the underlined digit in each number.
The value depends on the place the digit is in:
- Hundreds place → value = digit × 100
- Tens place → value = digit × 10
- Ones place → value = digit × 1

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We'll go through each row:

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🔹 Row 1 (already filled in):

- 154 → underlined 5 → tens place → 50 ✔
- 447 → underlined 7 → ones place → 7 ✔
- 843 → underlined 8 → hundreds place → 800 ✔

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🔹 Row 2:

- 345 → underlined 3 → hundreds place → 300
- 894 → underlined 8 → hundreds place → 800
- 334 → underlined 3 → hundreds place → 300

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🔹 Row 3:

- 674 → underlined 6 → hundreds place → 600
- 253 → underlined 2 → hundreds place → 200
- 446 → underlined 4 → hundreds place → 400

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🔹 Row 4:

- 451 → underlined 1 → ones place → 1
- 376 → underlined 3 → hundreds place → 300
- 625 → underlined 6 → hundreds place → 600

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🔹 Row 5:

- 855 → underlined 5 → tens place → 50
- 542 → underlined 2 → ones place → 2
- 168 → underlined 1 → hundreds place → 100

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🔹 Row 6:

- 369 → underlined 3 → hundreds place → 300
- 164 → underlined 1 → hundreds place → 100
- 738 → underlined 7 → hundreds place → 700

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🔹 Row 7:

- 409 → underlined 4 → hundreds place → 400
- 389 → underlined 8 → tens place → 80
- 799 → underlined 7 → hundreds place → 700

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🔹 Row 8:

- 707 → underlined 7 → hundreds place → 700
- 328 → underlined 3 → hundreds place → 300
- 848 → underlined 8 → hundreds place → 800

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✔ Final Answers (filled in):

```
154 50 447 7 843 800
345 300 894 800 334 300
674 600 253 200 446 400
451 1 376 300 625 600
855 50 542 2 168 100
369 300 164 100 738 700
409 400 389 80 799 700
707 700 328 300 848 800
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📌 Summary of Key Concepts:

- The place value tells you how much a digit is worth based on its position.
- Hundreds: ×100, Tens: ×10, Ones: ×1

✔ This worksheet helps students understand CCSS 2.NBT.1: Understand that the three digits of a three-digit number represent amounts of hundreds, tens, and ones.

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