At the dinosaur excavation, Emek and Luna prepared a map showing where three bones had been uncovered along a measured grid. The map used decimal distances from the starting line, but two field markers used fractions. A rib was found at 7/10 meter, so Emek recorded its position as 0.7 meter. A tooth marker showed 3/4 meter. Luna changed 3/4 to 75/100 and wrote 0.75 meter on the map. A leg bone was already marked at 0.68 meter. To place the fossils in the correct order, they compared 0.68, 0.70, and 0.75. The leg bone was closest to the starting line, followed by the rib and then the tooth. After checking each conversion and position, Emek and Luna completed an accurate map for the excavation team.