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Rosa Stout
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21 May, 19:27
Put these in order - 0.4, 60%, 1/5
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Darian
21 May, 19:34
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1/5 is the least, 0.4 is in the middle, and 60% is the greatest
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Terrell Adams
21 May, 19:47
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1/5 0.4 60 that is in order
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