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Jane's cat weighs 4.225 kilograms. How does the value represented by the 2 in the hundredths place compare with the value represented by the 2 in the tenths place?

Jane's cat weighs 4.225 kilograms. How does the value represented by the 2 in the hundredths place compare with the value represented by the 2 in the tenths place?
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Jane's cat weighs 4.225 kilograms. How does the value represented by the 2 in the hundredths place compare with the value represented by the 2 in the tenths place?

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It is 1/10 of the value

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The two in the hundredths place is ten times less than the two in the tenths place.
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