1st Class Mathematics Ones and Tens One, Tens and Hundreds

One, Tens and Hundreds

Category : 1st Class

 

ONE, TENS & HUNDREDS

 

Concept of Ones and Tens

Ones, tens and hundreds are the places of digits in a number.

           

Identifying Ones in a Number

In any number, first number from right is called ones;

Second number from right is called tens;

And third digit from the right is called hundreds.

 

  •           Example:

In 35 first digit from right is 5. Thus the digit at one's place is 5. It is also said that 35 has 5 ones.

 

  •         Example:

18 has 8 ones because in 18, first digit from right is 8.

 

Identifying Tens in a Number

Here 21 is a number. In 21, 2 is at tens place. Second digit from right is the digit at tens place.

 

  •          Example:

In 43 the 2nd digit from right is 4 and hence, it is the digit at tens place. In this case it is also said 43 has 4 tens.

 

  •          Example:

34, the 2nd digit from right is 3 and hence it is at tens place.

 

Identifying Hundreds in a Number

In 120, the third digit from right is 'V. Therefore, one is at hundreds place.

  •          Example:

In 500, 5 is at the hundreds place.

 

  •          Example:

In 755, 7 is at the hundreds place.

Notes - Ones, Tens and Hundreds


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