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Out of the three lectures ね is the easiest to predict for me because it is
always related to a price as in 値が張る (which is the only place where I would
read it ね when alone), this lecture can also be found in 値段 (the more casual
word for 価格 (it may be worth noting that the 訓読み of 価 is あたい)), 高値 or 安値.

Things are a little unclear when 値 as the meaning of _value_. Technically, it
should be read as あたい since it is its 訓読み, nevertheless I have heard Xに値｛ち｝を取る
in a probability course and in some other settings I have heard 値 read as ち
when isolated.

So I am wondering, how to read 値 when alone, how can I choose between ち and
あたい?
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kanji readings
How is 値 (あたい・ち・ね) read and when?
The on-yomi of this kanji, ち, is not used alone; it only appears in compounds
such as 中央値【ちゅうおうち】 (median), 平均値【へいきんち】 (mean), 最頻値【さいひんち】 (mode), 真偽値【しんぎち】
(boolean value).

If you just want to say _value_ (of something) in
mathematical/statistical/programming contexts, this kanji is always read as
あたい.
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