Jana and Eva
Jana and Eva practised decimals.
Jana made up a decimal number, and Eva always added three times that number to it.
The first number consisted only of ones (i.e., it ended in the hundredths place and had 5 digits).
The second number had twice as many decimal places.
Is there a difference between the first and second numbers?
Jana made up a decimal number, and Eva always added three times that number to it.
The first number consisted only of ones (i.e., it ended in the hundredths place and had 5 digits).
The second number had twice as many decimal places.
Is there a difference between the first and second numbers?
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