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Please help with 6. Thank you!

Please help with 6. Thank you!
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Please help with 6.
Thank you!

Please help with 6. Thank you!-example-1
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x would be .6 i hope this helps
User Lazieburd
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O.3 because you count it the same way you do when you're counting whole numbers, except it's a decimal and you add a 0 right in front of it.
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