Place value in decimals
Identify tenths, hundredths and thousandths.
- The first place after the decimal point is tenths, then hundredths, then thousandths.
- Each place is one tenth of the place to its left.
- A zero can hold a place without adding to the value.
Example 1
State the value of the underlined digit.
Read the highlighted place-value column.
Example 2
State the value of the underlined digit.
Read the highlighted place-value column.
Remember
A zero can hold a place without adding to the value.
Your turn
State the value of the underlined digit.
Check answer
Read the highlighted place-value column.
State the value of the underlined digit.
Check answer
Read the highlighted place-value column.
State the value of the underlined digit.
Check answer
Read the highlighted place-value column.
State the value of the underlined digit.
Check answer
Read the highlighted place-value column.
State the value of the underlined digit.
Check answer
Read the highlighted place-value column.
State the value of the underlined digit.
Read the highlighted place-value column.
State the value of the underlined digit.
Read the highlighted place-value column.
State the value of the underlined digit.
Read the highlighted place-value column.
State the value of the underlined digit.
Read the highlighted place-value column.
State the value of the underlined digit.
Read the highlighted place-value column.