17) If I was measuring the distance from my
classroom to the elevator in feet, which
type of...
Mathematics, 15.09.2021 08:30 jfw0504
17) If I was measuring the distance from my
classroom to the elevator in feet, which
type of numbers would be the best to
represent the set?
A) Real Numbers
B) Whole Numbers
C) Integers
D) Imaginary Numbers
Answers: 3
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