Math, asked by sahii5329, 11 months ago

Ken and Steve are in a long jump competition Ken jumps 1 1/5 metres
Steve jumps 1.5 metres
Who jumps farther and how much farther

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Answered by Anonymous

5

Step-by-step explanation:

Ken = 1 1/5 so, first 1/5 × 100 = 20..

Therefore, Ken = 1.2 meter

Steve = 1.5 meter.

So Steve Jumps Further By 0.30 Meter

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