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¿A cuantos milesimos equivale 1.2 centesimos?

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2 3 3/100=0.03

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4 11 11/100=0.11

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13 2 2/100=0.02

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¿A cuantos milesimos equivale 1.2 centesimos?​

¿A cuantos milesimos equivale 1.2 centesimos?