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3 years ago

Kristy ran 700 meters, while Jessica ran 4 kilometers. Who ran the furthest?Explain.

2 answers:

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Jessica ran further ince 4km is equivalent to 4000 meters, whereas Kristy only ran 700 meters. This is why Jessica ran more!

MissTica3 years ago

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In order to compare the distances, we have to change them into one type of unit,
so, 4 Km = 4,000 m

We know,4,000 > 700

In short, Jessica ran more than Kristy

Hope this helps!

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