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                                    Place valueIndividual digits when used in a combination help you build numbers. Place value assigns each digit a greater or lesser value dependingupon where it appears in a number. Each place in a number is TEN TIMES greater than the place value to its immediate right.Although the digit 0 adds no value to a number, it can act as a placeholder. When a 0 appears to the right of at least one non-zero digit, it%u2019s a placeholder. Placeholders are important for giving digits their proper place value. When a 0 isn%u2019t to the right of any nonzero digit, it%u2019s a leading zero. Leading zeros are unnecessary and can be removed from a number.For example: in the number one hundred two: 102zero is a placeholder in the tens place.For example: when we write the number one hundred forty two. We don%u2019t need to write it 0142.We write it 142.Here is a chart to show the place value of numbers:millionsthousandsoneshundredmillionstenmillionsmillionshundred thousandsten thousandsthousandshundredstensonesPractice:Place the number 7,521 in the table to show the value of the digits. Then write the number in expanded form. For example the expanded form of 432 is 400+30+2=432 That shows how you form the number.millionsthousandsoneshundredmillionstenmillionsmillionshundred thousandsten thousandsthousandshundredstensonesexpanded form:________________________________________________________________________Place the number 040,120 in the table to show the value of each digit. The use the table to show how this number breaks down digit by digit. Which 0s are placeholders and which are leading zerosmillionsthousandsoneshundredmillionstenmillionsmillionshundred thousandsten thousandsthousandshundredstensonesexpanded form:_______________________________________________________________________circle the zeros which are placeholders. Place a square around the leading zeros.Place the number 432,334,760 in the chart to show the value of each digit:millionsthousandsoneshundredmillionstenmillionsmillionshundred thousandsten thousandsthousandshundredstensonesNow write theexpanded form of this number to show how it is formed:_____________________________________________________________________________________
                                
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