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3 years ago

On the number line 0.2 would be located. Choose a answer to make a true statement.

1 answer:

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Um, there are no choices, so I'll just tell you were it'd be located

Since 0.2 isn't yet 1, but its value is more than 0, it would be located in the middle of 1 and 0.

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