Mathematics, 11.06.2021 04:10, kalcius9698

Keith ran more than 2 miles. Donna ran less than 4 miles. Which of these must
be true?
F Keith ran fewer miles than Donna.
G Keith ran more than twice as many
miles as Donna.
H Donna ran fewer miles than Keith.
J
nna ran less than twice as many
miles as Keith.

Keith ran more than 2 miles. Donna ran

less than 4 miles. Which of these must
be true?
F Keith ra

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