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Chapter 1: Q5 (page 4)

Which is greater, the distance from R to S or the distance from T to U?

Short Answer

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The greater gap is between the ends R and S.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Find the tool that can help

A ruler is a great tool of measurement so this will be helpful.

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Step 2. Take the help of ruler

Take the ruler and place its side on the vertical line TU and the horizontal line RS one by one. After it measures both the lines.

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Step 3. Make the conclusion by comparing the measurement

The length of the line RS is higher than the length of the line TU which represents that the greater gap is between the ends R and S.

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