Write 4 different mixed decimals that equal 11 wholes

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There are an infinite number of answers. One possible answer is 3.5+1.2+2.4+3.9=11. The explanation of how I arrived at this follows: A mixed decimal is a whole number followed by a fractional part so an example would be 3.4 or 2.5. To get 4 different mixed decimals that sum to 11 follow these steps: 1. Start with 11 and subtract any mixed decimal from 11 that is smaller than 11. So I will subtract 3.5 11-3.5=7.52. Take the 7.5 from the last step and subtract another mixed decimal from 7.5 that is smaller than 7.5. I will subtract 1.2 7.5-1.2=6.33. Take the 6.3 and subtract another mixed decimal from 6.3 that is smaller than 6.3. I will subtract 2.4 6.3-2.4=3.94. Now I take all of the numbers that I subtracted and add them together along with the 3.9 that was left over and I get 3.5+1.2+2.4+3.9=11

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