How would you describe a meter in english units?

a.) a little longer than a yard (about 3 ft)
b.) a little less than a mile
c.) a little longer than a foot (about 12 in.)
d.) a little less than an inch

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A meter in English units A.) a little longer than a yard (about 3 ft)

There are 7 main quantities that have been determined based on international standards, namely:

The length indicate the distance between two points in a place

The symbol is usually expressed in l, length

Length measurement can be used by several measuring instruments such as ruler / ruler, caliper length, meter, screw micrometer

The main length unit consists of 7 units other than other units of length such as inches, miles, yards, feet:

Each one unit descends then multiplied by 10, and if one unit increases then divided by 10

English units are the units that were used in England

For the length , the standart from English unit is yard

The conversions between units:

1 m =

a. 1.09361 yard

b. 6.214.10⁻⁴ mile

c. 3.2808 foot

d. 39.3701 inch

Let's look the answer

A.) a little longer than a yard (about 3 ft)

right, a yard a little shorter than  m

B.) a little less than a mile

wrong, a m much shorter than mile

C.) a little longer than a foot (about 12 in.)

wrong, a m more longer than foot

D.) a little less than an inch

wrong, a m more longer than inch

book thickness in cm

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The mass of A standard baseball

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the quantity of 0.0075 meters expressed in centimeters

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Keywords: yard, mile, foot, inch

step-by-step explanation:

which of the following statements correctly describes the expression below based on its degree and number of terms?

314 - 7x2 + 11

the probability is 0