Mathematics, 06.02.2021 02:30 fonsworth5

Ann runs 2/5 miles Kim runs 3/4 miles they want to compare how fast they each ran using the benchmark 1/2 compare Ann's distance to the benchmarks 2/5 <,> or = 1/2

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