Place Value to Millions Flashcards
Grade 4 · Math · Flashcards
Master place value concepts from ones to millions.
Flashcards
- Ones place
- The rightmost digit in a whole number. In 354, the ones digit is 4.
- Tens place
- The second digit from the right. In 354, the tens digit is 5.
- Hundreds place
- The third digit from the right. In 354, the hundreds digit is 3.
- Thousands place
- The fourth digit from the right. In 5,300, the thousands digit is 5.
- Ten-thousands place
- The fifth digit from the right. In 42,000, the ten-thousands digit is 4.
- Hundred-thousands place
- The sixth digit from the right. In 600,000, the hundred-thousands digit is 6.
- Millions place
- The seventh digit from the right. In 7,000,000, the millions digit is 7.
- Expanded form
- Writing a number as the sum of each digit's value. 6,432 = 6,000 + 400 + 30 + 2.
- Standard form
- The regular way to write a number with digits. Example: 3,240,000.
- Word form
- Spelling out a number in words. 2,050,000 = two million, fifty thousand.
- Period
- A group of three digits in a large number, separated by commas.
- Value of 4 in 4,000,000
- 4,000,000 — four million.
- Value of 3 in 73,500
- 3,000 — three thousand.
- 1,000,000 in word form
- One million
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