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4 years ago

Decimal Place Value Sheet Please Help With These! (photo)

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1 answer:

pychu [463]4 years ago

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1. One tenth
2. Six hundredths
3. Eight thousandths
4. 8.059
5. 1.981
6. 5.3, 5.30
7. 3.70, 3.700
8. 0.90, 0.900
9. Seven and twenty-four hundredths
10. One four is in the ones place and one four is in the thousandths place.

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