Mathematics, 20.09.2020 01:01, mai1261

Carl says that there will be less waste if shorter lengths if pieces are cut, no matter which long board is used. Loretta disagrees. Can Loretta show that Car's statement is false using two 6-foot boards, cutting one into as many 5/9-foot lengths as possible and cutting the other into many 3/4-foot lengths as possible? Explain.

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