When 59,762 is divided by 10, what will we get?

Place values are split into thousands, hundreds, tens, units, tenths and hundredths. In our number system we know the value of a digit in a number by its position in that number - one digit represents units, two represent tens and units etc. Place values deal with hundredths, tenths, units to name a few. Reading the number immediately after the decimal point from left to right: the first digit is in the tenths' place; the second digit is in the hundredths' place; the third digit is in the thousandths' place; the fourth digit is in the ten thousandths' place. For example, in 0.8365 the 0 is... Show more

Place values are split into thousands, hundreds, tens, units, tenths and hundredths. In our number system we know the value of a digit in a number by its position in that number - one digit represents units, two represent tens and units etc. Place values deal with hundredths, tenths, units to name a few.

Reading the number immediately after the decimal point from left to right: the first digit is in the tenths' place; the second digit is in the hundredths' place; the third digit is in the thousandths' place; the fourth digit is in the ten thousandths' place.

For example, in 0.8365 the 0 is in the units' place; the 8 is in the tenths' place; the 3 is in the hundredths' place; the 6 is in the thousandths' place; the 5 is in the ten thousandths' place.

Reading the number from right to left: the first digit is in the units' place; the second digit is in the tens' place; the third digit is in the hundreds' place; the fourth digit is in the thousands' place; the fifth digit is in the ten thousands' place.

For example, in 83,659 the 9 is in the units' place; the 5 is in the tens' place; the 6 is in the hundreds' place; the 3 is in the thousands' place; the 8 is in the ten thousands' place.

For example, in 3,659 the 9 is in the units' place; the 5 is in the tens' place; the 6 is in the hundreds' place; the 3 is in the thousands' place.

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