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:
.123456789
So the decimal stand for ones
The 2 stands for tenths
3 is for hundredths
4 is for thousandths
5 stands for ten thousandths
6 place value hundred thousandths
7's place value is millionths
(hope this helps)
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3.1415926535897
The 8 is in the hundreds As for the other numbers... 5- tens place 1- ones place 7-tenth place 6-hundredth place 0- thousandths place 9-ten thousandths place
The thousandths place digit is the third digit to the right of the decimal point.Look at the digit to the right of that one (the ten thousandths place).If that digit is 0-4, then the thousandths digit doesn't change.If that digit is 5-9, then add 1 to the thousandths place digit and carry over the rest of the addition if the thousandths digit is a 9.Truncate at the thousandths place (discard all digits to the right of it)
Six and twelve thousandths in numbers = 6.012
Eighty-nine hundred-thousandths in numbers = 0.00089