Asked by Evie
Last week Jorge ran 25 2/3 miles. This week he ran 5/6 of this amount. Did he run more this week or last week?
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Answered by
Damon
Now that is quite enough !
5/6 is LESS than ONE
5/6 is LESS than ONE
Answered by
nasser
he ran less
Answered by
Evie
Hey...ok, Damon, I'm quite sorry; have a good morning!
Answered by
Evie
Damon, I felt a need to make sure my answers were correct; this website provides a great opportunity for me to double check my answers whenever I am not certain about them. Again Thank you for your assistence.
Answered by
Evie
Last week Jorge ran 25 2/3 miles. This week he ran 5/6 of this amount. Did he run more this week or last week?
Math - Damon, Thursday, April 7, 2016 at 3:00am
Now that is quite enough !
5/6 is LESS than ONE
Math - nasser, Thursday, April 7, 2016 at 3:03am
he ran less
Nasser, I agree that 5/6 is less than 23 2/3; however, he ran less is not the answer to the above question. I strongly believe answer actually is he ran more last week because the question ask did he run more this week or last week.
Math - Damon, Thursday, April 7, 2016 at 3:00am
Now that is quite enough !
5/6 is LESS than ONE
Math - nasser, Thursday, April 7, 2016 at 3:03am
he ran less
Nasser, I agree that 5/6 is less than 23 2/3; however, he ran less is not the answer to the above question. I strongly believe answer actually is he ran more last week because the question ask did he run more this week or last week.
Answered by
Damon
He ran more last week
If he ran 6 miles last week
then he ran 5 miles this week
the 25 2/3 is just noise on the circuit
all that matters is the 5/6
If he ran 6 miles last week
then he ran 5 miles this week
the 25 2/3 is just noise on the circuit
all that matters is the 5/6
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