7. In which number below does the \( \mathbf{2} \) have a value of 2 thousandths? \( \begin{array}{ll}\text { A. } 412,095.36 & \text { B. } 25,394.07 \\ \text { C. } 370,468.521 & \text { D. } 68,047.532\end{array} \)

In the number 370,468.521 (option C), the digit \( \mathbf{2} \) is located in the thousandths place. When we break it down, this means it represents \( 0.002 \), which is indeed 2 thousandths! So, let's visualize it! In numbers, the decimal system is a bit like a treasure map; each place value has its due. The "thousandths" is the third spot right of the decimal. Thus, when you see a \( \mathbf{2} \) there, it's your magical key to understanding just how little or big that number really is!