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Every / represents a fraction example : one fifth = 1/5 what is the standard form of (4x100)+(1x10)+(3x1/10)+(5x1/1000)
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Every / represents a fraction example : one fifth = 1/5 what is the standard form of (4x100)+(1x10)+(3x1/10)+(5x1/1000)
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Every / represents a fraction
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what is the standard form of (4x100)+(1x10)+(3x1/10)+(5x1/1000)
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410.305
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I forgot how to do standard sorry..
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