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Let's go over a little basic math. Each number has a value, this we already know and understand. So, what are these values? First off, we need to understand the size of a number. To determine that, let's take a quick look at decimals. Decimals are numbers which utilize a "decimal" that functions as a note that tells us the exact size of a number. The farther to the left the decimal is, the smaller number becomes. The farther to the right the decimal goes, the larger the number becomes (ex: 1.00001 is smaller than 10000.1). Now, what are the words to describe the value of each number?

When looking at numbers on the left side of the decimal the values of each number are units, tens, hundreds, thousands, ten thousands, hundred thousands, millions, etc with units being the smallest and farthest to the right. Let's use your number to understand this.

  • 284,820,176 Six is in the "units" place because it is farthest to the right.
  • 284,820,176 Seven is in the "tens" place
  • 284,820,176 One is in the "hundreds" place
  • 284,820,176 Zero is in the "thousands" place
  • 284,820,176 Two is in the "ten thousands" place
  • 284,820,176 Eight is in the "one hundred thousands" place
  • 284,820,176 Four is in the "millions" place
  • 284,820,176 Eight is in the "ten millions" place
  • 284,820,176 Two is in the "one hundred millions" and is the largest number because it is farthest to the left.

So, to answer your question "What is the hundred millions place in 284820176?", your answer is 2.

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