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Here is a little tip for this: The unit above cancels the unit below. So in this problem you are asked to convert pounds to ounce. So your equation will look like this.
ounce = 2.93 pounds
Your ratio should involve the conversion factor. So 16 and 1 is involved canceling A and D. Then, Notice that you started with poubls. Then the ratio must have pounds at the bottom to cancel the units leaving ounces.
ounce = 2.93 pounds
Your ratio should involve the conversion factor. So 16 and 1 is involved canceling A and D. Then, Notice that you started with poubls. Then the ratio must have pounds at the bottom to cancel the units leaving ounces.
Without any calculations it's evident it can't be neither B (both numbers are even, so they're divisible by 2) nor C (the numbers end in 0 and 5, so they're divisible by 5).
A.
Both numbers have a factor of 3, so they're not relatively prime.
That means it must be D. But, let's check it.
Indeed, those two numbers are relatively prime.
A.
Both numbers have a factor of 3, so they're not relatively prime.
That means it must be D. But, let's check it.
Indeed, those two numbers are relatively prime.