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marshall27 [118]

2 years ago

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!!!HELPPP PLEASEEE!!! For this problem I thought it meant to subtract 0.1492 - 0.1515 = -0.0023 however my answer was incorrect.

How do I solve this problem then? Help Please!

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Oduvanchick [21]2 years ago

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0.1492-0.1515= -0.0023

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