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Georgia has 95 songs in her playlist, while Scarlet has 93 songs in her playlist. Which statement correctly compares the number of songs in the two playlists?

A. [tex]93 = 95[/tex]

B. [tex]95 \ \textgreater \ 93[/tex]

C. [tex]95 \ \textless \ 93[/tex]

D. [tex]93 \ \textgreater \ 95[/tex]

Answer :

Sure, let's go through the question step-by-step to determine which statement correctly compares the number of songs in Georgia's and Scarlet's playlists.

1. Georgia has 95 songs in her playlist.
2. Scarlet has 93 songs in her playlist.

Let's compare these quantities:

- The first statement is [tex]\(93 = 95\)[/tex]: This statement is not correct because 93 is not equal to 95.
- The second statement is [tex]\(95 > 93\)[/tex]: This statement is correct because 95 is indeed greater than 93.
- The third statement is [tex]\(95 < 93\)[/tex]: This statement is not correct because 95 is not less than 93.
- The fourth statement is [tex]\(93 > 95\)[/tex]: This statement is not correct because 93 is not greater than 95.

By comparing the numbers, we see that the correct statement is:

[tex]\[
95 > 93
\][/tex]

Therefore, the correct answer is [tex]\( 95 > 93 \)[/tex].

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