Geometry The area of rectagle A is 11/12 square meters. The area of rectagle B is 8/12 square meters. How much greater is the fraction of red jelly beans counted by Dean?

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Beckett Delacruz

8 June, 08:14

Geometry The area of rectagle A is 11/12 square meters. The area of rectagle B is 8/12 square meters. How much greater is the fraction of red jelly beans counted by Dean?

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Bria Cobb · Answer 1

Of mathematics: number, measurement, geometry and statistics ... Year 8 students were quite weak in the understanding of perimeter, area and ... The use of many tasks with both year 4 ... The cut made a square shaped cross section.

Kinsley Orr · Answer 2

Rectangle A is bigger by 3/12 square meters. But 3/12 can be simplified:

11/12-8/12=3/12=1/4