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Which of these numbers has the smallest value? nine tenths, twenty hundredths, two hundredths, or forty five thousandths
which inequality correctly compares thirty five and thirty seven hundredths to thirty five and ninety four thousandths
a. 35.27 < 35.94
b. 35.27> 35.094
c. 35.27> 35.94
d. 35.27< 35.094
solve this 25-{2x(18 divided 6)+ 1]

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