c is definitely the smallest being negative.
m=9/25, w=15/32
cross-multiply the denominators of each fraction to the numerator of the other one.The bigger the value of multiplication bigger is the fraction.
So w is biggest since 25*15 > 32*9
Amit
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I guess this was a lot simpler than it looked. I was worried trying to get a common denominator for m & w, and then working c into the equation.
So by using the method you outlined below, its 375 +288 + _____ = 1, so C has to be a negative number that is one less than 665 in order to make the equation true.
Thanks.
So by using the method you outlined below, its 375 +288 + _____ = 1, so C has to be a negative number that is one less than 665 in order to make the equation true.
Thanks.
