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Order the weights from least to greatest. 8.039 7.896 8.125 8.204 8.04 7.962
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Order the weights from least to greatest.
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7.896
8.125
8.204
8.04
7.962
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7.896
7.962
8.039
8.04
8.125
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7.896, 7.962, 8.039, 8.04, 8.125, 8.204
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