PLACE VALUE OF NUMBERS UP TO 200

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Here we will learn about the place values in words and numbers. We have seen that a digit written in a particular place has its value according to the place. example:

 

1 written in unit’s place stand for                                           1

 

1 written in ten’s place stand for                                            10 (1 ten)

 

1 written in hundred’s place stand for                                    100 (1 hundred)

 

 

2 written in unit’s place stand for                                          2

 

2 written in ten’s place stand for                                          20 (2 tens)

 

2 written in hundred’s place stand for                                   200 (2 hundred)

 

 

3 written in ten’s place stand for                                          3

 

3 written in ten’s place stand for                                          30 (3 tens)

 

3 written in hundred’s place stand for                                   300 (3 hundred

 

 

Now to write the place values in words and numbers, such as 45, we see the number has two digits.  Each digit is a different place value.

 

The first digit i.e. 4 is called the tens’ place. Here, there are 4 tens.

 

The last or right digit i.e. 5 is called the ones’ place.

 

Therefore, in the number 45 = 4 tens plus 5 ones = 40 + 5 = 45.

 

ACTIVITY

 Write the place value of the digit written in bold:

 

(i) 228

(ii) 237

(iii) 103

(iv) 719

(v) 206

(vi) 187

ACTIVITY

For each of the numbers below, write the place value of each digit

1. 199

2. 145
3. 79
4. 153
5. 86

 

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