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Delicious77 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

35x867= 30,345

52x438= 22,776

1979/13= around 152

7488/9= 832

543.5+2.3= 545.8

25.1+1.9= 27

33.2-5.3=27.9

554.3-15.3=539

4.01<4.11

23.23<23.32

11.4=11.40

53.11>53.011

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