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Drag each scenario to show whether the final result will be greater than the original value, less than the original value, or the same as the original value.
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Drag each scenario to show whether the final result will be greater than the original value, less than the original value, or the same as the original value.

Drag each scenario to show whether the final result will be greater than the original-example-1
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this is what i think (check photo)

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Drag each scenario to show whether the final result will be greater than the original-example-1
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