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Problem 80

AMC 10/12, early questions
Number theory Difficulty 3.4 Find the answer

From the right, the hundred's place is the     position, the fifth position from the right is the     position, and the thousand's place is the     position.

Official solution

Analysis: According to the order of digits in an integer, starting from the right, the first position is the unit's place, the second is the ten's place, the third position is the hundred's place, the fourth position is the thousand's place, the fifth position is the ten thousand's place, ... and the ninth position is the hundred million's place. Based on this, we can solve the problem.

- From the right, the hundred's place is the 3rd\boxed{3\text{rd}} position.
- The fifth position from the right is the ten thousand’s place\boxed{\text{ten thousand's place}}.
- The thousand's place is the 4th\boxed{4\text{th}} position.

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