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1.) One hundred twenty-five and forty-seven thousandths

2.) 91/100.

3.) 2769/1000

4.) 0.074

5.) 3.705

6.) 75.69

7.) 0.162 is greater than 0.07

8.) 8.049 is greater than 8.0094

9.) 6

10.) 5.678

11.) 5.7

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