Place Values and Division by Ten

The video tutorial explains the concept of place value, where each digit in a number has a different value depending on its position. It illustrates this with a chart showing ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands places. The tutorial explains the relationship between these values, showing that each place value is equal to the value of the place to its left divided by 10. Using the number 4444, it demonstrates how the same digit can represent different values in different places. The concept is extended to larger numbers, such as ten thousands and hundred thousands, reinforcing the rule that a digit's value in one place is equal to its value in the place to its left divided by 10.

What does the digit in the tens place represent in terms of units?

• It represents ten times the value of the ones place.

• It represents one thousand times the value of the ones place.

• It represents the same value as the ones place.

• It represents one hundred times the value of the ones place.

How is the value of the hundreds place related to the thousands place?

• It is one-tenth the value of the thousands place.

• It is one-hundredth the value of the thousands place.

• It is equal to the value of the thousands place.

• It is ten times the value of the thousands place.

In the number 4444, what does the digit '4' in the hundreds place represent?

• 4 units

• 40 units

• 400 units

• 4000 units

If a digit is in the tens place, how is its value calculated from the hundreds place?

• Multiply the hundreds place value by 10.

• Subtract 10 from the hundreds place value.

• Divide the hundreds place value by 10.

• Add 10 to the hundreds place value.

What is the value of the digit '4' in the thousands place of the number 4444?

• 4 units

• 400 units

• 4000 units

• 40 units

How does the value of the ten thousands place compare to the thousands place?

• It is the same as the thousands place.

• It is one-hundredth the value of the thousands place.

• It is ten times the value of the thousands place.

• It is one-tenth the value of the thousands place.

What is the rule for determining the value of a digit in a new place value?

• Multiply the value of the place to its right by 10.

• Subtract 10 from the value of the place to its right.

• Divide the value of the place to its right by 10.

• Add 10 to the value of the place to its right.