Which is greater 2.6 or 2.60

Jose ran 2.6 miles.pavel ran 2.60 miles.Who ran farther? Explain your reasoning
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They are the same.

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Actually, there both equal! If you the place hold 0 to the 2.6, it equals 2.60 which is equal to 2.60. 2.60=2.60
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