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lance measured 0.485 litters of water. angel measured 0.5 litters of water lance said my beaker has more water than your because

my number has three decimals places and your only have one is lance correct

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Temka [501]3 years ago

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No. .485 is smaller than .5 because the first number is larger no matter what the other numbers are. .5 tenths is larger than .485 thousandths!

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