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Alexxx [7]
3 years ago
11

A girl's feet are negative 4/5 yards from the surface of a pool. A boy's feet are negative 2/5 yards from the surface of the poo

l. Determine whose feet are closer to the surface.
The girl's feet are closer to the surface of the pool because negative 4/5 > negative 2/5.
The boy's feet are closer to the surface of the pool because negative 4 over 5 > negative 2 over 5.
The girl's feet are closer to the surface of the pool because negative 4 over 5 < negative 2 over 5.
The boy's feet are closer to the surface of the pool because negative 4 over 5 < negative 2 over 5.
Mathematics
1 answer:
sineoko [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The boy's feet are closer to the surface of the pool because negative 4 over 5 < negative 2 over 5.

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