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igor_vitrenko [27]3 years ago

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So unfortunate, calculators haven't been invented yet :/

But let me save you from the trouble mate-

1) 1.0075

2) 1.0671

3) 8.105

4) 6.1001

5) 8.1898

6) 0.243

7) 0.3365

8) 1.5553

9) 0.5575

10) 2.8878

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