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What two decimals are equivalent to 36.10

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Bumek [7]4 years ago

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36.1 and 36.10 soooooo

kenny6666 [7]4 years ago

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36.1, and 36.100

if a decimal is 36.1, it doesn’t matter how many zeros come after it as long as they are only zeros. those extra zeros are placeholders, and can help especially when adding decimals together.

either way, any amount of zeroes after 36.1 will just be zeros, and 36.1 and 36.100 are decimals that work.

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