Place Value and Face Value

FACE VALUE AND PLACE VALUE OF A DIGIT IN A NUMERAL

Face Value: The face value of a digit in a numeral is the actual value of a digit at whatever place it may be.

Place Value: The place value of a digit in a numeral depends on the position it occupies in a numeral.


Let us consider the numeral 675:

Arrange the digits of 675 in the place value chart as shown below:


H

T

O

6

7

5


From the place value chart, we have:

The place value of 6 = 6 hundreds

                              = 600;                the face value of 6 = 6,


The place value of 7  = 7 tens

                               = 70;                 the face value of 7 = 7,


The place value of 5  = 5 ones

                               = 5;                   the face value of 5 = 5.

Note:

The place value of 0 is always zero, irrespective of its place in the numeral. For example, the place value of 0 in 609 and 805 is 0 in each case.


Let us look at the digits 1 and 2.

The digit 1 represents one object

Place Value and Face Value

The digit 2 represents two objects

Place Value and Face Value

We know that digit 2 is greater than the digit 1 or 2 > 1.

With the digits 1 and 2 we can make the numbers 12 and 21.

Face Value

Face value is the value of a digit in a number.

So, the digit 1 has the same face value in both the numbers `12 and 21.

 Similarly, the digit 2 has the same face value in the numbers 12 and 21.

Therefore, the face value of a digit always remains the same. 

We write 12 and 21 by using ones and tens as:

Place Value of a Number

In the number 12, the value of 2 (i.e., 2 ones) is less than the value of 1 (i.e., 1 ten)

In the number 21, the value of 2 (i.e., 2 tens) is greater than the value of 1 (i.e., 1 one)

In both the numbers 12 and 21 there value is different this is because of its place value.

Place value of a digit is the value of a digit because of its place in a number.


Similarly, the digit 3 and 7 can be used to make the number 37 and 73.

Face Value and Place Value of  a Number

Let us look at the example to understand the difference of face value and place value.

Face value and place value of the digits are coloured in red.

Number

18

18

36

36

71

71

52

52

43

43

68

68

81

81

Face value                           Place value

        1                                  1 ten or 10

        8                                  8 ones or 8

        3                                  3 tens or 30

        6                                  6 ones or 6

        7                                  7 tens or 70

        1                                  1 one or 1

        5                                  5 tens or 50

        2                                  2 ones or 2

        4                                  4 tens or 40

        3                                  3 ones or 3

        6                                  6 tens or 60

        8                                  8 ones or 8

        8                                  8 tens or 80

        1                                  1 one or 1

Face Value and Place Value of the Digits



Learn the easiest way to understand the basic concept on place value and face value in the second grade.

Suppose we write a number in figures 435 in words we write four hundred thirty five.

Thus,  

    435 means   4 hundreds   3 tens   and   5 ones  =   400   +   30   +   5

We write the expanded form of the numbers as 435 =   400  +   30  +   5

Hence, in the number 435, the place value of 4, 3 and 5 are 400, 30 and 5 respectively.

In place value and face value let us first understand the concept of place value of the concerned digits by following the examples.

(i) 350 means:  3 hundreds   5 tens  and  0 ones  =  300   +   50   +   0

                                                                350    =  300   +   50   +   0

In the number 350, the place value of 3, 5 and 0 are 300, 50 and 0 respectively.


(ii) 602 means:  6 hundreds  0 tens  and  2 ones =  600   +    00   +    2

                                                             602      =  600    +   00   +    2

In the number 602, the place value of 6, 0 and 2 are 600, 00 and 2 respectively.


(iii) 278 means:

   2 hundreds   7 tens  and   8 ones   =   200   +   70    +    8

                                             278    =   200   +   70    +    8

In the number 278, the place value of 2, 7 and 8 are 200, 70 and 8 respectively.


(iv) 777 means:  7 hundreds 7 tens  and 7 ones  =  700   +  70     +   7

                                                             777      =  700   +  70     +   7

In the number 777, the place value of 7, 7 and 7 are 700, 70 and 7 respectively.


(v) 63 means: 0 hundreds  6 tens  and  3 ones    =   000   +   60   +    3

                                                              63       =   000   +   60   +    3

In the number 63, the place value of 0, 6 and 3 are 000, 60 and 3 respectively.

Therefore, the place value of a digit in a number is the value of the place which it has in the number.

In the number 549, the place value of 5 is 500, of 4 is 40 and 9 is 9 as 5 occupies the place of hundreds, 4 occupies the place of tens and 9 occupies the place of ones or unit in the given number 549.

We know the digit in a number occupy the place of ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, etc. from extreme right to left and have the value of that place.

The original value of a digit is called its face value.


In the number 385 the place value of 3 is 300 and its face value is 3,

                              the place value of 8 is 80 and its face value is 8,

                              the place value of 5 is 5 and its face value is 5.

Therefore, in any number its important to know the place value and face value of a concerned digit.


Questions and Answers on Place Value and Face Value:

1. Fill in the blanks. One has been done for you.

(i) 1 ten = 10 ones

(ii) 2 tens = __________

(iii) 3 tens = __________

(iv) 4 tens = __________

(v) 5 tens = __________

(vi) 6 tens = __________

(vii) 7 tens = __________

(viii) 8 tens = __________

(ix) 9 tens = __________


2. Write the place value of all the digits in the following numbers.


Number

Face Value

Place Value


3. Write the place value of the coloured digits. One has been done for you.

(i)

725

2 tens or 20

(ii)

425

 _______________

(iii)

806

 _______________

(iv)

219

 _______________

(v)

423

 _______________

(vi)

990

 _______________

(vii)

341

 _______________

(viii)

889

 _______________


4. Write the face value of each digit in the numeral 785:

(i) Face value of 7 = _____

(i) Face value of 8 = _____

(i) Face value of 5 = _____

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