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Worksheet on Place Value
Worksheet on place value for fourth grade math questions to practice the place value of a digit in a number.
1. Find the place value of 7 in the following numbers:
(i) 7531
(ii) 5731
(iii) 5371
(iv) 5137
2. Find the place value of the digits whose position are in the thousand's place in the following numbers:
(i) 26307
(ii) 58407
(iii) 365219
(iv) 123456
3.
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Column I
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Column II
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(i)
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13,506
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(a)
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Ones
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(ii)
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6,03,459
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(b)
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Tens
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(iii)
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2,39,741
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(c)
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Hundred
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(iv)
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1,07,399
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(d)
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Thousand
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(v)
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7,639
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(e)
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Ten Thousand
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(vi)
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8,03,600
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(f)
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Lakh
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Answer:
(i) e
(ii) c
(iii) f
(iv) a
(v) d
(vi) b
4. Write 18 numbers, each being of 4 digits, using the digits 2, 5, 0 and 6 and using a digit once in any number so formed.
5. Write
the number in the following:
(i) Digit at
ten thousands place - 6,18,923
(ii) Digit with
face value of 5 - 3,05,672
(iii) Digit
at thousands place - 9,86,507
(iv) Digit at
lakh place - 7,16,285
(v) Digit with face value of 6 - 9,01,627
Answers:
(i) 1
(ii) 5
(iii) 6
(iv) 7
(v) 6
6. Find the sum of the place values of 5 in the following numbers:
(i) 3515
(ii) 52105
(iii) 61655
(iv) 52545
(v) 50005
(vi) 525250
(vii) 55348
(viii) 52756
7. Form a number with:
(i) 6 at hundreds place
3 at lakhs place
8 at thousands place
0 at tens place
1 at ten thousands place
9 at ones place
(ii) 4 at tens place
3 at thousands place
8 at ten thousands place
5 at lakhs place
6 at hundreds place
7 at ones place
Answers
(i) 3, 18,609
(ii) 5, 83, 647
8. Find the difference between the place value and face value of 7 in the number 234728.
9. Find the difference between the place values of 8 in the following numbers:
(i) 8248
(ii) 688
(iii) 88315
(iv) 28080
10. In the following numbers, find the digit which has the greatest place value:
(i) 2719
(ii) 720345
(iii) 9830
(iv) 40736
11. In the following numbers, find the digit which has the smallest place value:
(i) 2719
(ii) 720345
(iii) 9830
(iv) 40736
12. Read the numbers written in the place-value chart below. Write then in words:
Answer:
12. (i) Sixty-seven thousand forty-six
(ii) Four lakh eighty thousand seven
(iii) Three lakh forty five thousand eighty
(iv) Three lakh ninety-three thousand two hundred four
(v) Seven lakh one thousand eight hundred ninety four
(vi) Two lakh thirteen thousand six hundred twenty-eight
13. Make a place-value chart with six places. Enter in it the digits of the numbers given below :
(i) 62,492
(ii) 1,49,205
(iii) 5,60,019
(iv) 2,58,308
(v) 1,51,364
(vi) 9,53,212
(vii) 6,21,907
(viii) 4,50,009
(ix) 8,00,058
(x) 9,50,005
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