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1/7 12% 9/100 88% 0.02 0.9 least to greatest

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Archy [21]3 years ago

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0.02, 9/100, 1/7, 0.9, 12%, 88%

sorry if the 0.9 is wrong, if it is then its most likely gonna be after 88%

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