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If a great white shark weighs 4126 pounds, rank the following scale weights from most accurate to least accurate. 4200.34 pounds

4120 pounds 4100 pounds 4500.765 pounds

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Llana [10]3 years ago

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4,120 pounds ← error = 6 lbs
<span>4,100 pounds ← error = 26 lbs </span>
<span>4,200.34 pounds ← error = 74.34 lbs </span>
<span>4,500.765 pounds ← error = 374.765 lbs</span>

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