what is the answer for 4.5,4.25,and 4.08 in order from greatest to least

which shows these in order from greatest to least

a 4.5,4.25,4.08

b 4.08,4.25,4.5

c 4.25,4.08,4.5
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It would be A :)
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4.5,4.08,4.25
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yu alredee hav em sorted with biggest first

wi ask the almost same quesshun...same numbers but differ order???????????

????????? yu thank the sorted result will differ ????????????
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option A

4.5, 4.25, 4.08
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