Razel's Scribepost for October 16, 2009
Question #19
a) Write a ratio in fractional form to compare the length of the Churchill River and the Mackenzie River. Express the ratio as a fraction in lowest terms.
Answer: Churchill River to Mackenzie River,1608/1800=67/75
b) Write a ratio in decimal form to compare the length of the North Saskatchewan River and the Fraser River. Express the ratio as a decimal correct to the nearest hundredth.
Answer: North Saskatchewan River to Fraser River , 1368/1392 =1.02
c) The calculator keying sequence that compares the length of the Thelon River and the Churchill River is C 904 ÷ 1608 = 0.5621890547 Write the decimal to the nearest hundredth. What comparison statement can you make about the length of the two rivers?
Answer: Thelon River to Churchill River 0.56 ,Churchill River is twice the Thelon River.
Answer: Churchill River to Mackenzie River,1608/1800=67/75
b) Write a ratio in decimal form to compare the length of the North Saskatchewan River and the Fraser River. Express the ratio as a decimal correct to the nearest hundredth.
Answer: North Saskatchewan River to Fraser River , 1368/1392 =1.02
c) The calculator keying sequence that compares the length of the Thelon River and the Churchill River is C 904 ÷ 1608 = 0.5621890547 Write the decimal to the nearest hundredth. What comparison statement can you make about the length of the two rivers?
Answer: Thelon River to Churchill River 0.56 ,Churchill River is twice the Thelon River.
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