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LenKa [72]
3 years ago
5

Jenna saves $3 for every $13 dollars she earns. Vanessa saves $6 for every $16 she earns. Is Jenna's ratio of money saved to mon

ey earned equivalent to Vanessa's ratio of money saved to money earned?
Mathematics
1 answer:
jeka943 years ago
5 0

We have been given that Jenna saves $3 for every $13 dollars she earns. Vanessa saves $6 for every $16 she earns.

We can compare the ratios of saved money to earned money by Jenna and Vanessa as:

\frac{3}{13} =\frac{6}{16}    

Let us simplify our equation.

0.2307692307692308=0.375    

We can see that 0.231\neq 0.375 , therefore, Jenna's ratio of money saved to money earned is not equivalent to Vanessa's ratio of money saved to money earned.


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