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Oduvanchick [21]
3 years ago
8

PLSSS HELPPPP MEEEEEE I NEED HELP HOENSTLYY I DONT UNDETRSTAND THIS

Mathematics
1 answer:
olasank [31]3 years ago
8 0

Step-by-step explanation:

Hey so ok, Ill explain this the best I can.

So you see the 10/2 (10/2 is the fraction just you cant type it in that way)

So 10/2 is litterally 10÷2, which is 5 just imagine that the line inbetween is a division symbol, and it goes from top to bottom, so for example 5/2 would be 5÷2... NOT 2÷5

With this said, to simplify 10/2, just divide the numerator, (Top) by the denominator (bottom) so --> 10÷2 = 5,

so Wednesday would equal 5 (and 5 is the same as 5/1 because 5÷1=5)

Do the same for Thursday 18÷3 = 6

So Thursday would equal 6 (and 6 is the same as 6/1 because 6÷1=6)

and since 6 > 5, (aka 6/1 > 5/1) She ran a longer distance per mile on Thursday, therefore she ran faster on Thursday.

Hopefully I answered your question in the right way.

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