Question:
Evaluate:
\(6202.5 + 620.25 + 62.025 + 6.2025 + 0.62025\)
Evaluate:
\(6202.5 + 620.25 + 62.025 + 6.2025 + 0.62025\)
\(6202.5 + 620.25 + 62.025 + 6.2025 + 0.62025\)
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Always align decimal points when adding decimal numbers.
Updated On: June 02, 2025
- 6791.59775
- 6891.59775
- 6891.59675
- 5891.59775
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Solution and Explanation
Adding step by step:
\( 6202.5 + 620.25 = 6822.75 \)
\( 6822.75 + 62.025 = 6884.775 \)
\( 6884.775 + 6.2025 = 6890.9775 \)
\( 6890.9775 + 0.62025 = 6891.59775 \)
\( 6202.5 + 620.25 = 6822.75 \)
\( 6822.75 + 62.025 = 6884.775 \)
\( 6884.775 + 6.2025 = 6890.9775 \)
\( 6890.9775 + 0.62025 = 6891.59775 \)
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