Hundreds have a larger place value.
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∙ 10y agoThe hundreds place has a value that is 10000 times as large as te hundredths place, for the same digit.
5 is in hundredths place.
The hundreds column is the one three left of the decimal point. There is no digit in the hundreds column, so its value is zero (0). -------------------------------------------------- If you meant the hundredTHs place, then the hundredths place is the column two right of the decimal point. This is occupied by the first 3, so its value is three hundredths (3/100 or 0.03).
In 9.478, the 7 is in the hundredths or one hundredths place. (Note that this is not the hundreds place. The unit value of the hundredths place is 1/100th, and the 7 here represents a value of 7/100ths, or 0.07 in decimal form.
The Hundreds place for the 2 before the decimal but the hundredths place for the 2 behind the decimal
The hundreds place has a value that is 10000 times as large as te hundredths place, for the same digit.
5 is in hundredths place.
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In 9.478, the 7 is in the hundredths or one hundredths place. (Note that this is not the hundreds place. The unit value of the hundredths place is 1/100th, and the 7 here represents a value of 7/100ths, or 0.07 in decimal form.
The hundreds column is the one three left of the decimal point. There is no digit in the hundreds column, so its value is zero (0). -------------------------------------------------- If you meant the hundredTHs place, then the hundredths place is the column two right of the decimal point. This is occupied by the first 3, so its value is three hundredths (3/100 or 0.03).
4 is in hundredths place,
One thousand.
Its positional place value is 6/100 = six hundredths
The Hundreds place for the 2 before the decimal but the hundredths place for the 2 behind the decimal
Place value goes like this: . . . . hundreds, tens, ones, (.), tenths, hundredths, thousandths, . . . . The four in 63.45 is therefore in the tenths place.
In the number 123.45 for example:the digit "1" is representing the hundreds (it is telling us that there is 1 hundred in this number as well as 2 tens and 3 single units) and the digit "5" is representing the hundredths (as well as there being 4 tenths here there are 5 one hundredths also).The hundreds is larger than the hundredths. 100 is 10,000 times as large as 0.01. This is because a hundred is 100 times larger than 1, whereas a hundredth is 100 times smaller than 1.
It is: 5/100 = five hundredths