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Identi ier la Position (Format Euro) (A)

Nom: Date:

Determinez la valeur de la position de chaque chiffre souligné.

1. 4190 2. 3427 3. 4493 4. 8096 5. 6473 6. 1061 7. 8213 8. 3032 9. 1896 10. 9327 11. 3858 12. 3310 13. 1927 14. 8912 15. 6310 16. 3212 17. 5828 18. 6885 19. 9801 20. 4816 MathsLibres.com

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Identi ier la Position (Format Euro) (A) Réponses

Nom: Date:

Determinez la valeur de la position de chaque chiffre souligné.

1. 4190 centaines 2. 3427 milliers 3. 4493 unités 4. 8096 milliers 5. 6473 milliers 6. 1061 centaines 7. 8213 dizaines 8. 3032 centaines 9. 1896 dizaines 10. 9327 centaines 11. 3858 unités 12. 3310 unités 13. 1927 unités 14. 8912 dizaines 15. 6310 milliers 16. 3212 dizaines 17. 5828 centaines 18. 6885 dizaines 19. 9801 unités 20. 4816 milliers MathsLibres.com

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