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In place value, "AA" typically refers to "Alphanumeric," which indicates a system that includes both letters and numbers. However, if you are specifically asking about a numerical context, it might not have a standard definition. In general place value, terms like ones, tens, hundreds, etc., are more common. If you have a specific context in mind, please provide more details for a precise answer.
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What is the decimal value of the hex number AA?
170
Where is the thousandths place on big numbers?
Remember that the thousandths place is behind the zero. The thousandths place or any place value is the same no matter how big the number is.Think of the decimal as the O in ones place(hint: think of this only when you are trying to find the place value of numbers behind the decimal)Example:.123456789So the decimal stand for onesThe 2 stands for tenths3 is for hundredths4 is for thousandths5 stands for ten thousandths6 place value hundred thousandths7's place value is millionths(hope this helps)
How the decimal place value related?
The place value is ten times that of the place value to its right.
How do you use exponents in place value?
a place value is for example the number is 1598 what is the place value in tens place is 90
What is the place value of 0 in the tens place?
Place value 0 in tens place is always 0 because 0 has no value.
