useing ration aproximations whichs tatement is true

16 square foot > 4
12 square foot < pi
12 square foot > pi
16 square foot <4

3 answers

To analyze the statements using rational approximations, we need to compare the values involved:

  1. 16 square feet > 4:

    • This statement is true because 16 is greater than 4.
  2. 12 square feet < π:

    • The value of π (approximately 3.14) is less than 12, so this statement is false.
  3. 12 square feet > π:

    • This statement is true because 12 is greater than π (approximately 3.14).
  4. 16 square feet < 4:

    • This statement is false because 16 is greater than 4.

Based on this analysis, the true statements are:

  • 16 square feet > 4
  • 12 square feet > π

So the statements that are true are the first and third ones.

you can only choose one.

If I can only choose one true statement, then the best choice is:

12 square feet > π

This statement is definitively true and accurate, while the other true statement I mentioned earlier (16 square feet > 4) is also true. Since only one can be chosen, "12 square feet > π" highlights a comparison that involves a more interesting mathematical constant.