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Amanda 8.016 and Steve 8.16 who ran faster? - Answers

this depends upon what the units are that the 8.016 and 8.16 represent. Times and speeds must have units associated with them or they are simply numbers and cannot be compared, except as numbers, and 8.16 is a larger number than 8.016.



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this depends upon what the units are that the 8.016 and 8.16 represent. Times and speeds must have units associated with them or they are simply numbers and cannot be compared, except as numbers, and 8.16 is a larger number than 8.016.



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this depends upon what the units are that the 8.016 and 8.16 represent. Times and speeds must have units associated with them or they are simply numbers and cannot be compared, except as numbers, and 8.16 is a larger number than 8.016.

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