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a. When 77.936 and 27.98 are added, the answer should be based on Enter the answer with the correct number of digits. 77.936 + 27.98 = b. When 92.5 is divided by 36.18, the answer should be based on Enter the answer with the correct number of digits. 92.5 36.18 =

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Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

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