Hundreds, tens and ones
Every digit has a place: hundreds, tens and ones. Find the missing digit.
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Nia says: 131 = 1 hundreds, □ tens and 1 ones
Answer: 3
Ana thinks: 141 = 1 hundreds, □ tens and 1 ones
Answer: 4
Gus asks: 170 = 1 hundreds, □ tens and 0 ones
Answer: 7
Tip: Every digit has a place: hundreds, tens and ones. Find the missing digit.
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