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2 years ago

Jean-Paul incorrectly states that

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Nimfa-mama [501]2 years ago

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To start solving you need to have the decimals underneath it each other like this
4.2874 (U add a zero if there is no number for that area)
1.2860
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5.5743 is the right answer :)

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