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no because 0.51 is the smallest the order is supposed to be 0.51-0.6-0.61-0.9

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no because 0.51 is the smallest the order is supposed to be 0.51-0.6-0.61-0.9

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No because 0.51 is less than 0.6

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HE IS RIGHTTTT

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She is RIGHT

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He is not right because that is four MILLION not billion

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no because the order from least to greatest is 0.51, 0.6, 0.61,0.90  

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no because the order from least to greatest is 0.51, 0.6, 0.61,0.90  

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No she is not because she has them all over the place.

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No she is not because she has them all over the place.

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yes she is correct  because  they are not the same

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yes she is correct  because  they are not the same

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she is wrong because 0.51 is lees than 0.61

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she is wrong because 0.51 is lees than 0.61

# data[].attributes.headline
yes because she rounded 152,519 and the correct answer is 153,000 and her answer is 153,000

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yes because she rounded 152,519 and the correct answer is 153,000 and her answer is 153,000

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if the first number is biger than it is the 

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if the first number is biger than it is the 

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no because at the start the is 6 tenths witch means its a 60 instead of a 6 and if it was least to greatest it would be the 51 first

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no because at the start the is 6 tenths witch means its a 60 instead of a 6 and if it was least to greatest it would be the 51 first

# data[].attributes.headline
yes because seventy-eight and three are c

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yes because seventy-eight and three are c

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He is not correct because the 51 hundedths

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Because all the numbers are more high than a half

# data[].attributes.headline
yes she is correct because the dot is after the ones pace and the numbers are in the correct place value 

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yes she is correct because the dot is after the ones pace and the numbers are in the correct place value 

# data[].attributes.headline
yes she is because it is seventy-eight and three tenths like this 78.3 and there answer is 78.3 it is correct

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yes she is because it is seventy-eight and three tenths like this 78.3 and there answer is 78.3 it is correct

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it is not right becus
this is the number 4,704,259

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yes she  is because she looked at the 519 found out it was bigger and rounded it to the bigger number

# data[].attributes.subject
yes she  is because she looked at the 519 found out it was bigger and rounded it to the bigger number

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she is right

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He is correct because he rounded them in the right place value

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he is not correct because the number that's right is 4,704,259,000

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because 0.51 is less than 0.6

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seven in ones place eght in the tenths place and 3 in the hundredths 

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seven in ones place eght in the tenths place and 3 in the hundredths 

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because she got all the numbers in the right place value

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She is correct because ALL of the numbers are in the right place value

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he is correct because all the numbers are in the right place

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because the 5 go's up

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because the numbers are in the right places

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Yes because she in the right way insted of 783 or 0.783.

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Yes because she in the right way insted of 783 or 0.783.

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because it supposted to be 4 billon but she wrote it like 4 million

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because she is missing a comma.

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because the number that he did is wonge the nuber

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He is not correct because he needs to add more digits cause there is no billions place

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because the number he wants is

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C.r