1. write 27/36 as a decimal.
2. what is 3/13 expressed as a decimal?
3. what is the d...
Mathematics, 27.12.2019 03:31, datands
1. write 27/36 as a decimal.
2. what is 3/13 expressed as a decimal?
3. what is the decimal representation of 1/11
ps, im giving enough points for if you answer all three
it equals the same i promise
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