235k views
4 votes
How Can You Use Fractions to compare the landmass of Canada. Please answer

How Can You Use Fractions to compare the landmass of Canada. Please answer-example-1
User Neydroid
by
4.7k points

1 Answer

7 votes

Answer:

The way they put it, you would need to use ratios to compare the landmass of a region of Canada to another region of Canada. I don't know if this helps but I hope it does!

EDIT:

1/6 of the land is 7,451,000 people

1/9 of the land is 12,178,000 people

Total population is 30,647,000 people

Google helped sort of:

The West takes up 29/100 of Canada

The Territories takes up 39/100 of Canada

The Atlantic takes up something (Google wouldn't tell me)

39/100 of 30,647,000 is 11,952,330 people but there's only 99,000 people living there?

User Nathanfranke
by
5.2k points
Welcome to QAmmunity.org, where you can ask questions and receive answers from other members of our community.