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1 year ago

Anthony wrote 52.066 as the standard form for fifty-two and sixty-six hundredths. Is he correct? Explain.

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aleksley [76]1 year ago

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Answer:

That's incorrect. He wrote the form for fifty-two and sixty-six thousandths. The correct number is 52.66.

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Anthony wrote 52.066 as the standard form for fifty-two and sixty-six hundredths. Is he correct? Explain.​

Anthony wrote 52.066 as the standard form for fifty-two and sixty-six hundredths. Is he correct? Explain.