Math, asked by ryand8171, 1 year ago

Mark and his friends order 2 pizzas of the same size. The first pizza is cut into 6 slices of equal size.The second pizza is cut into 4 slightly slices of equal size.Each person plans to take 2 slices of pizza.Mark concludes that he would get more pizza by taking1 slice from each pizza,instead of 2 slices from the first pizza.Explain why mark is correct .Be sure to include a number comparison between using > or < in your explanation.

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Answered by ZukaroZama
3

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that

They cut the first pizza into 6 equal slice---> each slice is 1/6 of a whole pizza

They cut the second pizza into 4 equal slices---> each slice is 1/4 of a whole pizza

Each person plans to get 2 slices

case 1) one slide pizza 1 and one slide pizza 2

total pizza=(1/6)+(1/4)----> (4+6)/24----> 10/24----> 5/12 of a whole pizza

case 2) two slides pizza 1

total pizza=2*(1/6)-----> 2/6----> multiply by 2-----> (2/2)*2/6---> 4/12 

so

4/12 < 5/12-------> Mark is correct

Answered by MrVampire01
2

Answer:

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