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Black_prince [1.1K]
3 years ago
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1 answer:
zzz [600]3 years ago
8 0

<em>Add- </em>

0.859+1.63=2.489

<em>Subtract-</em> (Not sure where the decimal was)

0.859-0.03=0.829

0.859-00.3=559

<em>Multiply-</em>

0.859*10^1=8.59

0.859*10^2=85.9

0.859*10^3=859

0.859*10^4=8590

<em>Divide-</em>

0.859/10^1=0.0859

0.859/10^2=0.00859

0.859/10^3=0.000859

0.859/10^4=0.0000859

<em>Round-</em>

0.9

0.86

1

<em>Compare-</em>

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