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Can you help me list 5hese from least to greatest

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g100num [7]3 years ago

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Ok sweetheart, the easy way to solve these problems is to change them to all the same form for example "decimal" after that you sort them! just don't forget to remember which is which!!! so this is how you solve.

squared 25, 4.26, 3 1/5 2^3,2.58
i converted each so your answer is A.

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