Place Value Chart: Converting 11.504 Using Decimal Positions

Write the number shown in the chart below:

Tenths41HundredthThousandthsOnesTensHundredsFractionsWhole Numbers15

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Understand the problem

Write the number shown in the chart below:

Tenths41HundredthThousandthsOnesTensHundredsFractionsWhole Numbers15

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To solve this problem, we need to write the number shown by the digits in the chart corresponding to their specific place values:

  • The digits under 'Whole Numbers' are 11 in the 'Tens' place and 11 in the 'Ones' place.
  • The digits under 'Fractions' are 55 in the 'Tenths' place, 00 in the 'Hundredths' place (implicitly 0 as space is empty in chart), and 44 in the 'Thousandths' place.

Let's combine these:

The whole number part is 1111 (formed by 1×10+1×11 \times 10 + 1 \times 1).

The decimal fraction part is 0.5040.504 (formed by 5×0.1+0×0.01+4×0.0015 \times 0.1 + 0 \times 0.01 + 4 \times 0.001).

Thus, concatenating the whole number part and the decimal fraction part yields:

11.504

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Final Answer

11.504

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