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Mathematics, 26.11.2019 09:31, annaebrown4406

Which of the following expressions have a sum equal to 83/100. answers 6/10+23/100, 7/10+1/10+3/10, 7/10+1/10+3/100, 33/100+1/2, or 8/10+3/10.

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