The "place" of a digit in a number refers to how many factors of ten go into it. For example, in the number 123.456, 1 is in the hundreds place because it's being multiplied by a factor of 100, 2 is in the tens place because it's being multiplied by a factor of ten, 3 is in the ones place because it's being multiplied by a factor of one, and so on.
To put it differently, 123.456 is equal to 100 + 20 + 3 +.4 + .05 +.006, and 100 equals 1 times 100, .4 equals 4 times one tenth, and .006 equals 6 times one thousandth.
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The place where the number is in.Example: Which place value is two in?542Answer: ones
The nine is in the ones place.
it means to see which number is bigger and which number is smaller
In the decimal (base-10) number system, there's no such thing as the 'sevens place'. If you mean the place where the digit '7' appears in this particular number, that place is called the 'thousandths place', and after rounding to that place, the number is 0.487 .
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