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Is 1/10 closer to 0, 1/2 or 1
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1/10 is closer to 0 because 1/2 would be closer to 5/10 and it’s asking for 1/10 so the answer is 1
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0, look up a fractions number line chart.. it gives you a clear understanding of it
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