which imperial unit is the most appropriate for measuring the length of a hockey rink and why?
a. miles
b. feet
c. yards
d. inches
Please give your reasoning why.
Thank you :D

Question

which imperial unit is the most appropriate for measuring the length of a hockey rink and why? 
a. miles
b. feet
c. yards
d. inches
Please give your reasoning why.
Thank you :D

nottim · Answer

What do you think, and why?

anonymous · Answer

idk or else i wouldnt be asking k thanks

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

that is a hockey rink in which you can refer to

nottim · Answer

Ok. IF you were dangling over a pot of acid, and getting the wrong answer meant death my acid, and getting it right meant getting a diamond ring, what would you choose.

anonymous · Answer

nothim that is not my question ok answer the other one ok

nottim · Answer

What's not your question?

anonymous · Answer

acid and pellet. just answer the units one k

nottim · Answer

Try and answer mine first. IT usually helps.

anonymous · Answer

gawd

anonymous · Answer

i did try damn it

anonymous · Answer

just do your job

nottim · Answer

ITs not my job. ITs yours. Now lets work together on this.

anonymous · Answer

meters

nottim · Answer

yeah. i would say that.

anonymous · Answer

This isn't any of our jobs.  I would highly suggest recognizing this if you want help.

anonymous · Answer

tomas why is it meters

nottim · Answer

I like the metric system myself.

nottim · Answer

ITs what the officials for the NHL use.

anonymous · Answer

The answer to the question is yards, because the meter is not an imperial unit.  They're pretty close, though.  Miles are too big, inches and feet are too small.

nottim · Answer

and the olympics.

anonymous · Answer

you cant answe it in metric if its imperial

nottim · Answer

I know.

anonymous · Answer

thank you jeniferrlyn

anonymous · Answer

imperial units are useless say that to your teacher :D

anonymous · Answer

i will tomas i will bud

nottim · Answer

Tomas is very true. Why is America still using it???

anonymous · Answer

Because everything we have is in imperial units and it would be a monstrous pain in the retriceto switch and if a politician seriously put forth an effort to get it done the opposition would say "why are you trying to waste taxpayer money on switching when there are more important things to do in times like these" and then you'd have all the people who stand up and say "THIS ISN'T FRANCE THIS IS AMURRICA AND WE USE INCHES AND POUNDS" and all of the mathematicians and scientists would stare at the television in dismay.

nottim · Answer

I guess. Very true.