BACK TO WORKSHEETSThis worksheet is about place value.
In particular, we are looking at the numbers after the decimal point, called the decimal places.
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In the number 4.297
the digit 4 represents four units or just four;
the digit 2 represents two tenths;
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In this worksheet, students state the value of a digit in numbers with three decimal places.
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Key stage: KS 2
Year: Year 5 11+ worksheets
Curriculum topic: Maths and Numerical Reasoning
Curriculum subtopic: Place Value
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