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Which number is greater than (>) 6.841?

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6.842 or more is greater than 6.841. Anything greater than 6.841 is 6.842, 6.843, etc.

Rekin answered May 3, 2021

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any other number above 6.841 is greater

e.g.6.842,6.843,6. 844 and upwatd

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