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3 years ago

Beaker A contains 4 1/3 fluid ounces, while beaker B contains 4 3/10 of water . Which beaker has the smaller amount of water

1 answer:

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Beaker A contains more water.
First,find equivalent fraction.
Next,compare the amounts you will see Beaker A contains more water.
Therefore,Beaker A contains more water.

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