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1 Lionel, Jill, and Grace are all reading the same book. Lionel has read 31.5% of the book. Jill has read of the book. Grace has read of the book. Which list shows the numbers in order from 3. 8 greatest to least? 3 1 8'3 O A 31.5% ов , 31.5%, 3' 8 oC 31.5%, 1 3 3'8 O C 8 31.5%,

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Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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