How would you write 62.22 in expanded form

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❊62.22 in expanded form is written like:-

♥62.22
♥Expanded form:- 60 + 2 + .2 + .02
♥= 62.22

❊So, 62.22 in expanded form is:- 60 + 2 + .2 + .02

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BARSIC [14]3 years ago

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All you have to do is to solve this problem is 60+2+0.20+0.02

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