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When is the diffrence of two decimals an interger

When is the diffrence of two decimals an interger
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When is the diffrence of two decimals an interger

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The diffrence is that 2 placed decimals are not a whole number being contained into an equation/expression.

Explanation:

12.45 - 7.33 = 5.12

12-7=5

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