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Solve the Problems and Round Accordingly.

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1 answer:

torisob [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

1) 39.6474

2) 46.8741

3) 89.5382

4) 55.4417

5) 99.1744

6) 181.598

7) 8.076

8) 71.0826

11) 73.423

12) 78.573

13) 91.9519

14) 23.3715

15) 42.9531

16) 0.2386

17) 86.6819

18) 20.9584

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