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When did wide receivers stop lining up in a three point stance?
The three point stance is a common stance in the NFL. However, the wide receivers stopped using this stance in 1984.
What is three point three to seven point seven?
Three-sevenths
How do you word form 1.233?
One point two three three
In the decimal system 0.3 is read as three?
No. It is read as "zero point three" or "point three"
Add three point five to four point eight?
Seven point thirteen ie eight point three.
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