It is a place value holder of 0 in the thousands place in the given number which tells you that there is a difference between 58372 and 580372
There are no tens in the tens positional place value holder.
It is: 3 and 41/50 as a mixed number in its lowest terms
It is: 0.8 = 8/10 = 4/5 as a fraction in its lowest terms
2 is in the 3rd space from the left of the number ... this place is called the hundreds place so the value of 2 is 200
The 'zero' symbol is used as a place value holder,and it can hold any place.
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The 'zero' digit is used as a place-holder.
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It has no value but is needed as the 10's place value holder
Use insertion sort. First, add a new element to the end of the array. The value of this new element does not matter at this stage, all we are really doing is creating a place-holder. We now look at the element to the left of the place-holder and, if it is greater than the value we are inserting, we copy that element's value to our place-holder, effectively moving it one element to the right and moving our place-holder one element to the left. We continue in this manner until the element to the left of the place-holder is not greater than the value we are inserting, or the place-holder reaches the beginning of the array. We then copy our new value into the place-holder. In effect, the place-holder creates a "gap" in the array and we simply move that gap to the left until it finds its correct place according to the value we are inserting. The algorithm works even when there are not (yet) any elements in the array. Note that if the last element of the array is not greater than the new value, the gap does not move (the new value has found its place at the end of the array). Note also that elements of equal value are kept in stable order (in the same order they were input).
It is a place value holder of 0 in the thousands place in the given number which tells you that there is a difference between 58372 and 580372
It is NOT a place holder though, for really big (or small) numbers it can help find the place value. It is called a separator or delimiter.
By itself, it has a value of nothing - which is NOT the same as it has no value. When in a string of digits it is a place holder. For example, 105 is not the same as 15 because the 0 in the first number tells you that the 1 is in the hundreds' place and not the tens' place as it is in the second number.
The value of a digit in a number is called its place value.
There are no tens in the tens positional place value holder.