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Which measurement is more precise?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 53.453.4 teaspoons\newline(B) 24.3324.33 teaspoons

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Q. Which measurement is more precise?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) 53.453.4 teaspoons\newline(B) 24.3324.33 teaspoons
  1. Given measurements: Given measurements:\newline53.453.4 and 24.3324.33 teaspoons\newlineWhich number has more decimal places, 53.453.4 or 24.3324.33?\newline53.453.4 has one decimal place, while 24.3324.33 has two decimal places.
  2. Decimal places comparison: Which measurement is more precise?\newlineThe measurement with more decimal places is considered more precise.\newline24.3324.33 teaspoons has more decimal places than 53.453.4 teaspoons.

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