if you measured 25 g jelly beans and 25 g of gumdrops, the number of jellybeans would be\nless than the…

Brief Explanations:

The mass of both jelly - beans and gumdrops is 25 g. But the mass of a single jelly - bean is likely to be less than the mass of a single gumdrop. Using the formula $n=\frac{m}{m_{single}}$ (where $n$ is the number of items, $m$ is the total mass, and $m_{single}$ is the mass of a single item), with the same total mass $m$, a smaller $m_{single}$ for jelly - beans will result in a larger $n$ (number of jelly - beans).

Answer:

more than the gumdrops.