MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

put the rainfall measurements in order from least to greatest.

0.97 meters

0.947 meters

1.5 meters

1.268 meters

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Answer 1
Answer: To put the rainfall measurements in order from least to greatest we should consider the decimal places and orders of the numbers which as follows are:
1. 0.947 meters
2. 0.97 meters
3. 1.268 meters
4. 1.5 meters  



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