2.764, 2.647, 2,674, 2.467

Yep quite straightforward.

What do YOU think ?

It looks like its confusing but really not!

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Originally Posted by qwertyuioop

its a trick question

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How is it a trick question?

It just looks confusing
What the answer is...
2.467 (bc it's the smallest u look at the number after the decimal place)
2.647
2.764
Do u get it?

Cool you are in high school I'm going in2 high school is it hard?

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Originally Posted by qwertyuioop

it just looks confusing
whta the answer is...
2.467 (bc its the smallest u look at the number after the decimal place)
2.647
2.764
do u get it?

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The reason we didn't post the answer is that we don't do that here. We don't do homework on this site. The OP (original poster), has to do the work. Giving the answer doesn't help anyone, least of all the student.

We can guide them, help them, but we do not provide the answer. They have to come up with that on their own.

2.467 (bc it's the smallest u look at the number after the decimal place)
So what will be next?

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Originally Posted by qwertyuioop

cool u r in high school im going in2 high school is it hard?

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It's not easy. For one, they expect you to use complete words, not chat speak, just like this site. In fact, on this site, chat speak is against the rules, rules you agreed to when you joined.

you are = you're
I'm = I'm
in2 = into

This isn't a cell phone. You don't get charged by the letter here. It's free, so use real words. :)

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Originally Posted by qwertyuioop

2.467 (bc its the smallest u look at the number after the decimal place)
so wat will be next?

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:) Much better. Explaining the equation is just fine. You did well there. Now we wait for the poster to come back, and see if your explanation helped.

Good job. :)

Cool so your in high school I'm going into high school is it hard?

Did this help you?
If so I'm glad but please tell me thanks

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Originally Posted by qwertyuioop

cool so your in high school i'm going into high school is it hard?

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Better! :) But, it's you're, not your. You're = you are. "Cool, so you're (you are) in high school".

Your is possessive, it shows ownership. For example "Is that your dog?", or "Your brother is cute". You can't have a "your in". Get it? An easy way to remember the difference between your and you're is to break up you're into you are, that will help you hear the difference. :)

It's like there, their and they're. Big difference between the three. :)