Place Value Chart: Writing 200 in Hundreds, Tens, and Ones

The goal is to illustrate the place value of the number two hundred in a chart with Hundreds, Tens, and Ones columns.

• We need to identify the place values of the digits in the number 200:
• The digit 2 is in the Hundreds place because 200 is made up of two hundred units.
• The digit 0 is in the Tens place, meaning there are no tens in 200.
• The digit 0 is in the Ones place, indicating there are no ones.

By assigning the digits according to their place values, we fill in the chart as follows:

• Hundreds column: 2
• Tens column: 0
• Ones column: 0

Thus, the number two hundred in decimal notation is represented as $2, 0, 0$ in the place value chart.

Checking the multiple-choice options, option 1 corresponds to our determined configuration, confirming it is the correct choice.

Thus, the number two hundred is represented in decimal place value notation as $\mathbf{2, 0, 0}$.