Answer:
Place value assigns each digit in a number system a greater or lesser value depending upon where it appears in a number.
Although the digit 0 adds no value to a number, it can act as a placeholder. When a 0 appears to the right of at least one non-zero digit, it’s a placeholder. Placeholders are important for giving digits their proper place value. In contrast, when a 0 isn’t to the right of any nonzero digit, it’s a leading zero. Leading zeros are unnecessary and can be removed from a number.
SOLUTION:
5678.3924
• Hundreds place = 6
• Thousandths place = 2
• Tenths place = 3
• Ones place = 8
• Hundredths place = 9
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