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4 years ago

62/5 as a decimal,6.25, or 61/3 witch one is biggest to smallest

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USPshnik [31]4 years ago

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answers:61/3 is the biggest followed by 62

/5 and then the smallest is 6.25

step by step:you just change them into percentage then you will look which is the biggest percentage will be the biggest and which has small percentage will be the smallest

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