PLACE VALUE :

TENS AND ONES

What is PLACE VALUE?

● Place value tells us what value.

● Place value is a value
represented by a digit in a
number on the basis of its
position in the number.
Example:

23
Means there are 2 sets of tens on 3 sets
of ones.

The representation simply shown how

to perfectly illustrate the value of a digit
based on its place or position.
The smallest two – digit number is 10. In every
two – digit number, there are two places:

● Tens – placed at the left side, ten times the

original value.
● Ones – placed at the right side, original
value.

Example:

’35’ means 3 tens and 5 ones.

’98’ means 9 tens and 8 ones.
TENS
Tens are made up of ten ones (units).
When you count them you count by tens.

Example:

1 Ten 2 Tens 5 Tens 7 Tens

ONES

The same as counting by ones.

Example:

3 ones 4 ones 6 ones 9 ones

TENS AND ONES

• 10 as ten ones.

• 11 to 19 as ten and some ones.

• Multiple sets of tens.

Counting Tens and Ones

 How many tens are there?

 How many ones are there?
 What number is represented?
Identifying Tens and Ones

Identify which numeral is in the tens

place. ’52’

Identify which numeral is in the ones

place. ’96’
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