Jane got 80 in Stitistic and Mary got a 84 in Algebra .Who did relatively better?...
Jane got 80 in Stitistic and Mary got a 84 in Algebra .Who did relatively better? justify your answers with numbers and explain.
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In comparison, first we must be know that the subject for Mary and Jane are different so it will not be unbiased to compare who is better in actual. but if we consider only numbers so we can say that Mary did relatively better than Jane.
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