Allie ran
1
4
of a mile, jose ran
1
2
of a mile, and april ran...
Mathematics, 16.10.2019 08:20 joecheeramkuzhi2338
Allie ran
1
4
of a mile, jose ran
1
2
of a mile, and april ran
3
8
of a mile. put the names in order from who ran the least to who ran the most.
a) allie, jose, april
eliminate
b) allie, april, jose
c) jose, allie, april
d) april, jose, allie
Answers: 3
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