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2 James rewrote the problem as (0.38 X 106) + (2.4 X 10) and then added. Does his method work? Explain.​

2 James rewrote the problem as (0.38 X 106) + (2.4 X 10) and then added. Does his method work? Explain.​
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James rewrote the problem as (0.38 X 106) + (2.4 X 10)
and then added. Does his method work? Explain.​

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Yes, if you solve the problem in the parenthesis, then you add the two solutions together and you got ur final solution
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