Decimal Place Value Chart Up To Thousandths

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00:00hi kids today we will learn the decimal place values tenths hundreds and

00:09thousands and naming decimal numbers so let's get started

00:17kids tenths have one digit after the decimal point like 0.5 is 5 tenths as

00:30there is only one digit to the right of the decimal point so it is tenths place

00:39and we name it as 5 tenths here we have another decimal number and we will name

00:50it as 6 tenths here is one more we will name it as 4 tenths now let's name this

01:02number the number before the decimal is whole part it is named as it is then

01:14decimal is named as and now if there is one number after decimal it is named as

01:26tenth if there is second number after decimal it is named as hundred if there

01:36is third number after decimal it is named as thousands here we have one

01:44digit after decimal so it will be named as tenths so we will name this number as

01:554 and 1 tenths and is for decimal now let's take another example here we have

02:07to name this decimal number the number before the decimal is whole part it is

02:16named as it is decimal is named as and so the name became 23 and now we have

02:33two digits after the decimal so we will name it as hundredths so our name became

02:4323 and 12 hundredths now we are given with a decimal number name we have to

02:55convert it into its standard form that is 4 and 6 tenths let's learn how we can

03:06convert it into its standard form the number before and is a whole number just

03:17write it as it is it is for now and stands for decimal point so put a

03:30decimal point in place of and now six tenths means six is first digit after

03:41decimal point so we will write it as 4.6 now let's take another example 24 and

03:557 tenths we have to convert it to its standard form the number before and is a

04:07whole number just write it as it is so write 24 now we know and means decimal

04:21point so put a decimal now seven tenths means seven is the first digit after the

04:31decimal point so our number became 24.7 kids now let's learn about hundredths

04:45place hundreds place means there are two digits after the decimal and last

04:53digit must be a number other than zero this is two hundredths as two is the

05:04seconds place after decimal this is five hundredths as five is at the

05:13seconds place from decimal number kids now how will you write six hundredths

05:25hundreds means there are two digits after the decimal point and second digit

05:33is not zero so it will be point zero six as zeros hold the places where there

05:44are no digits also you can write it as 0.06 or point zero six now let's write

05:58four hundredths four hundredths means there are two digits after decimal point

06:05and the last digit is not zero we will write it as point zero four now let's

06:18write four and one hundredth first right for now right and that is decimal

06:30now one hundredths mean two digits after decimal place and second place is not

06:39zero so right 0.01 now let's write 24 and two hundredths first right 24 now

06:56right and that is decimal now two hundredths means two is a second digit

07:06after decimal so we will write it as twenty four point zero two now let's

07:18write four and seventeen hundredths first right for now we know and means

07:29point so put a decimal now seventeen hundredths mean there are two digits

07:39after decimal point so right four point seventeen so kids we learned when it's

07:50hundreds there are two digits after the decimal point and the last digit must

07:57not be zero now let's learn about thousands place thousands place means

08:07there are three digits after the decimal point point zero zero two is named as

08:17thousands let's have a look at a few examples point zero zero five is five

08:29thousands point zero zero six is six thousands point zero twelve is twelve

08:41thousands point 123 is 123 thousands so kids whenever there are three digits

08:53after decimal point you name them as thousands and remember zeros hold places

09:02where the digits are less than three now how will you write four and one

09:12thousandth first right for now right and that is decimal so put a decimal now

09:28one thousandth mean there are three digits after the decimal and last digit

09:36is not zero so place one at the third place and zeros will hold the places

09:44where there are no digits so our number is four point zero zero one which is four

09:55and one thousandth now let's write 24 and two thousandth first right 24 now

10:11right and that is decimal now two thousandths means two is the third digit

10:21after decimal so it is 24 point zero zero two we place zeros where there are

10:33no digits now let's write four and 17 thousandths first right for now put

10:46decimal now 17 thousands means zero one seven are the three digits after the

10:57decimal point so write it as four point zero one seven zeros hold the places

11:07where there are no numbers to write good so whenever it's written thousands

11:16it means there are three digits after the decimal point and last digit is not

11:24zero zeros take the places after decimals if the number to be written is

11:33not a three digit number let's have a look at more examples point zero zero

11:42four is four thousand point two one two is two hundred twelve thousand point zero

11:54four five is forty five thousand two point zero four equals two and four

12:05hundred twenty six thousand point zero zero four is twenty six thousand and

12:15four thousand three hundred and fifty point sixty six equals three hundred and

12:26fifty and sixty six hundred seventy five point zero zero six is seventy five and

12:37six thousand now you may go ahead and take a quiz to learn more bye bye

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