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You can use do diagrams to represent products of decimals. here is an area diagram that represents (2,4). (1,3) Click on the diagram select edit to complete a to C

You can use do diagrams to represent products of decimals. here is an area diagram that represents (2,4). (1,3) Click on the diagram select edit to complete a to C
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you can use do diagrams to represent products of decimals. here is an area diagram that represents (2,4). (1,3) Click on the diagram select edit to complete a to C

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