Units Place

The units place (often called the units column in horizontal writing or simply units) is the part that contains the multiple of one. It may be calculated by dividing a number by the base in use (ten for the common decimal system); it will be the integral part of the remainder.

Read more about Units Place:  Place-value Notation, Counter-value Notation, Sign-value Notation

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