Concept explainers
To explain:Whether the ratio of the length to width always, sometimes, or never be the same.
Answer to Problem 37HP
The ratio of the length to width neverbe the same.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Students in Person M’s class is measuring the length and the width of a table using nonstandard materials like piece of paper or pencils.
Calculation:
The use of nonstandard materials can give a variation in the measurement. It results a large difference in the ratio. If there is small difference in the measurement of the length and width, the accuracy of ratio changes.
Therefore, the ratio of the length to width never be the same.
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