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Hi Esmeralda, You have four fractions, two expressed as common fractions, one as a percentage and one as a decimal fraction. I would first express all four as common fractions, for example 30% is 30/100. Once you have four common factions express them all with a common denominator and then list them on order from smallest to largest. Penny | ||||||||||||
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