Well, we know that 2/3 is about equal to .666 and 2/4 equals .5 Since .666 is a greater number, Ricardo read more.
Answer:
a) 35
b) 22
Step-by-step explanation:
a) The amount of numbers to the right of the vertical line is the amount of people. Count them up and you get 35.
b) The amount of numbers that are greater than 14.0 is the answer. There are 22 of those numbers.
I don't know if I'm right, but if each pencil is 10.5 grams then you multiply it by 5 ( number of pencils) and you get 52.5, which would not meet the standards of a pack weighing 60 to 95 grams.
Jason: 5/7
Sara: 4/5
Think of it this way: if the total track is a mile, and Jason runs 5/7 of it, he has run 5/7 of a mile. Then Sara runs 4/5 OF 5/7, with "of" meaning "times," so she runs 4/5 x 5/7, which gives you 20/35, which simplifies to 4/7. You can also think of Sara's distance as 80 percent of Jason's. If she runs "80 percent of the sevenths that Jason ran," that means she ran 4 out of his 5 sevenths.
