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    The document discusses place value and face value in numbers. It provides examples showing that: 1) The face value of a number is the number itself. 2) For numbers like 1234, the place value of 4 is 4 ones which equals its face value of 4. 3) For numbers like 1024, the place value of the zero in the hundreds place is 0 hundreds whereas its face value is still 0. The document then provides questions to test understanding of place value in adding, subtracting and identifying values of digits in numbers.

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    The document discusses place value and face value in numbers. It provides examples showing that: 1) The face value of a number is the number itself. 2) For numbers like 1234, the place value of 4 is 4 ones which equals its face value of 4. 3) For numbers like 1024, the place value of the zero in the hundreds place is 0 hundreds whereas its face value is still 0. The document then provides questions to test understanding of place value in adding, subtracting and identifying values of digits in numbers.

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    Place Value Face Value

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    RAJAT JINDAL
    The document discusses place value and face value in numbers. It provides examples showing that: 1) The face value of a number is the number itself. 2) For numbers like 1234, the place value of 4 is 4 ones which equals its face value of 4. 3) For numbers like 1024, the place value of the zero in the hundreds place is 0 hundreds whereas its face value is still 0. The document then provides questions to test understanding of place value in adding, subtracting and identifying values of digits in numbers.

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    Math-E-Matics

    Things to remember:-
    i. Face Value of a number is number itself

    ii. Face value and Place value of Zero (0) and the number at ones
    place is always same. For example
    Number is -- 1234
    Place Value of 4 is 4x1=4
    Face Value of 4 is also 4

    Number is --- 1024


    Place Value of 0 is 0x 100=0
    Face Value of 0 is also 0

    Q1- A number has 5 thousands, 2 hundreds, 8 tens, and 9 ones. What is


    the number?
    (Using Column Representation)

    H T O

    Q2- Find the place value of 1 and 6 in the given number: 146
    Q3- Find the Sum of place Value and Face Value of 3 in the number
    1038?
    Q4- Find the Difference between place Value and Face Value of 3 in the
    number 1038?

    Cont. 78892-79308

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