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Mick uses two pieces of rope to make ties for two cloths sacks. One rope is 4 out of 8 yard The other rope is 1 out of 2 yard .He wants to know if they are the same length . Which number line correctly
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Mick uses two pieces of rope to make ties for two cloths sacks. One rope is 4 out of 8 yard The other rope is 1 out of 2 yard .He wants to know if they are the same length . Which number line correctly models the rope lengths

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Answer:

Explanation:

Given:

  • One rope is 4 out of 8 yard =
    (4)/(8) =
    (4:4)/(8:4) =
    (1)/(2)
  • The other rope is 1 out of 2 yard =
    (1)/(2)

They have the same length

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