No, Lance is not correct.
Further explanation:
If we compare the two decimal numbers then either they are less than, greater than or equal to each other.
For example:
There are two decimal numbers as,
[tex]0.56{\text{ and 0}}{\text{.88}}[/tex]
Now, 0.88 is greater than 0.56 as the number after the decimal point is greater in 0.88 than 0.56.
It is given that Lance measured 0.485 liter of water.
Also, given that Angel measured 0.5 liter of water.
Lance claims that her beaker has more water than Angel’s breaker because her number has three decimal places and Angel’s only has one.
Step by step explanation:
Now, Lance has [tex]0.485l[/tex] of water and Angel has [tex]0.5l[/tex] of water.
The decimal number which has greater number after the decimal point, then that decimal number is greater than the other.
Therefore, Lance only has [tex]0.485l[/tex] of water whereas Angel has [tex]0.5l[/tex] of water in which Angel has more water than Lance.
Thus, Lance is wrong in analyzing the water quantity.
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Answer details:
Grade: Junior school
Subject: Mathematics
Chapter: Real line and Real numbers
Keywords: Decimal number, decimal point, liter, water, real line, greater than, less than, equal, real numbers, fractions.
