Is 7/8 smaller than 3/4

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Answer 1

Answer: as decimals lets look at them:)
7/8 = 0.875
3/4 = 0.75

In this case 7/8 is actually bigger.

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Answer 2

Answer: 7/8 is bigger. 3 quarters or 3/4 is actually 6/8.

Multiply 3/4 x 2 to get the common denominator (same number on the bottom.)

If you mulitply the bottom x2, you have to multiply the top x2 as well.

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Jean spent $16 on new T-shirts. If each shirt costs the same whole dollar amount, how many could she have bought?

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Jamal is making two paintings using canvases that are similar rectangles. The length of the smaller canvas is 3 ft and the width is 5 ft.What is the length of the larger canvas if the width is 10 ft?

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Let's start with what we know:

Smaller canvas:
Length ( $L_(1)$ ) = 3ft
Width ( $W_(1)$ ) = 5ft

Larger canvas:
Length ( $L_(2)$ ) = ?
Width ( $W_(2)$ ) = 10ft

Since these are similar rectangles, we can cross-multiply to calculate the missing length. Here's that formula:

$( L_(1) )/( L_(2) ) = ( W_(1) )/( W_(2) )$
So let's plug it all in from above:

$( 3 )/( L_(2) ) = ( 5 )/( 10 )$
Now we cross multiply by multiplying the top-left by the bottom-right and vice versa:

$(3)(10) = (5)(L_(2))$
$30 = 5L_(2)$
Now divide each side by 5 to isolate $L_(2)$

$(30)/(5) = ( 5L_(2))/(5)$
The 5s on the right cancel out, leaving us with:

$6 = L_(2)$

So the length of the larger canvas is 6 ft

It's not as complicated as you think. The smaller rectangle is 3ft with a width of 5ft. It's asking what the length of the larger canvas is if the width is 10ft. So you pretty much just do 10/5 which is 2 then you multiply 3ft by 2 and you get 6ft.

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An Explanation Or Answer?A set of numbers is shown below:

{0, 0.4, 1, 2, 3}

Which of the following shows all the numbers from the set that make the inequality 4x + 1 ≥ 5 true?
{2, 3}
{1, 2, 3}
{0, 0.4, 1}
{0.4, 1}

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4x + 1 ≥ 5
x≥1
Answer: {1, 2, 3}

Answer:

its B

Step-by-step explanation:

1,2,3,

If a figure is a square then it is a regular quadrilateral is this true or false explain

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True, 2 squares gives four, therefore it's true

3kg 296 g + 5 kg + 326 g

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the answer for your question in grams is 893326 g while in kg is 893.326 kg (hope it helps)

If you are trying to simplify then you would have to combine like terms
3kgx296g+5kg+326g (there is no sign between 3kg and 296 so i am assuming that is multiplied)
add 3kg+5kg and get 8kg
add 296g+326g and get 622g
So the equation would be 8kg*622g

Hope this helped!! :D

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