1 Mickey Mantle = 3 Babe Ruth
2 Lou Gehrig = 8 Ted Williams
4 Mickey Mantle = 6 Hank Aaron
4 Ted Williams = 12 Hank Aaron
Timmy collects vintage baseball cards. His most
valuable cards are: Mickey Mantle, Babe Ruth,
Lou Gehrig, Ted Williams and Hank Aaron. The
relationship between the value of the cards is
shown above. Which card is the most valuable?
E. Mickey Mantle
F. Lou Gehrig
G. Ted Williams
H. Babe Ruth

F. Lou Gehrig

Step-by-step explanation:

1 Mickey Mantle = 3 Babe Ruth , therefore:

2 Lou Gehrig = 8 Ted Williams , therefore:

4 Mickey Mantle = 6 Hank Aaron , therefore:

4 Ted Williams = 12 Hank Aaron, therefore:

If:

4 Mickey Mantle = 6 Hank Aaron

Then multiplying by 2:

Then comparing:

4 Ted Williams=8 Mickey Mantle which means Ted Williams>Mickey Mantle

Now, we can attempt to order them:

Lou Gehrig>Ted Williams>Mickey Mantle>(Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth)

We can see that since Lou Gehrig>Ted Williams, then the Lou Gehrig's card is the most valuable.

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