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Jasmine said that if you are rounding 234 to 1sf, then you do not have to look at the hundreds in the question. Do you agree with her? Yes Νο​

Jasmine said that if you are rounding 234 to 1sf, then you do not have to look at the hundreds in the question. Do you agree with her? Yes Νο​
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Jasmine said that if you are rounding 234 to 1sf, then you do not have to look at the hundreds in the question. Do you agree with her?

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Νο​

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也是 哦去过热的with赫然 because舍is right
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