
Place value
Place-value chart with decimals
Connect twelve whole-number places with five fractional places, through hundred-thousandths. The fixed example 123,456,789,012.34567 includes a complete number reading.
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Decompose decimals into whole and fractional place values. Choose two or three whole-number digits and tenths, hundredths or thousandths.
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Write a sum showing each digit’s place value.
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Learning objective
Represent every decimal digit with an addend of the correct size, including fractional positions.
Worked example
80 + 2 + 0.4 + 0.00 + 0.005
The 4 represents four tenths, the 0 represents zero hundredths, and the 5 represents five thousandths. Zero terms may be omitted in an equivalent additive answer.
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