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2 years ago

68.3 times 6.5 A) 54.675 B) 5.04 C) 5.4675 D) 443.95 (no need to show work!)

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Mademuasel [1]2 years ago

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Your answer for this question "D. 443,95"

liubo4ka [24]2 years ago

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You really don't need to work it out. A cheat for this is look at how many digits are behind the decimal point. One in the first and one in the second. 1+1=2so all you do is eliminate the answer choices with more than 2 numbers behind the decimal. The only possible answer will be D). TADAAAAA

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