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Samira studied the mileage on the family car. The mileage was 888.8 Explain the relationship between the number of ones to the number of tents of a mile.
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Samira studied the mileage on the family car. The mileage was 888.8 Explain the relationship between the number of ones to the number of tents of a mile.
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the ones mean part and the thenths mean whole
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