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You add zeros. For example:

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1.3 + 0.0056 + 389.5643988

Add zeros and it would look like this

001.3000000

+ 000.0056000

389.5643988

_____________

390.8699988

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Q: What do you add to hold the place value when you line up the decimals?
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