Question

Which of the following is about a meter?

A. The length of a bumblebee
B. The distance from your home to your school
C. The height of a one-story house
D. The height of a classroom door
Please help!!!
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Answer 1

@pooja195 @CallMeKiki @TheSmartOne

Answer 2

@Teddyiswatshecallsme @Rainbow_dashie @Legends @KyanTheDoodle @dan815

Answer 3

First you have to figure out the lwngth of a meter prferably in feet

Answer 4

@iambatman @mathmate @whydoihavetosignup1

Answer 5

@vera_ewing

Answer 6

@rishavraj @iGreen

Answer 7

@TheBestofNacho
Do you work with metres or feet in your community?

Answer 8

Mostly feet

Answer 9

ok, then we have to visual 1 metre as 3.31 ft.
A person is about 6 feet, or about 1.7-1.8 metre (abbreviated as m.)

Answer 10

I still don't get it sorry I'm not very good at math

Answer 11

I am not talking about math right now. I am just telling you how to visualize objects in terms of feet, with which you're more familiar, and converted to metres, with which you're probably less familiar.

Do you want just the answer?

Answer 12

Yes

Answer 13

Sigh, that's probably why you have trouble with math!

Answer 14

no I'm good at math but in this subject of math

Answer 15

measurement

Answer 16

In math, you have to learn to understand the problem, then learn \(how\) to solve it. If you don't, math will always be difficult.
If you are not interested in even understanding the problem, with the excuse that "I'm not good at math", then you'll never be good at it.

Answer 17

I'm trying to understand It's just not coming to mind

Answer 18

But earlier I explained to you that the height of a person is between 1.7 to 1.8 m, and you told me you're not good at math. This means that you were not following what I was trying to tell you.

Answer 19

The answer is C. The height of a classroom door

Answer 20

Before we go further, you need to do something that you should have done before: check that the question and answer choices are indeed correct.
Can you do that now?

Answer 21

am I correct or not

Answer 22

it's either C. The height of a one-story house or D. The height of a classroom door

Answer 23

am I correct

Answer 24

To tell you the truth, none of these answers is near 1 m.
That is why I am asking you to double-check the question and the answers.

Answer 25

B. The distance from your home to your school

Answer 26

Do I understand that you are not willing to check the questions/answers?

Answer 27

I know I'm not correct *sigh*

Answer 28

As I said, there is no correct answer for the question.
If you're willing to check for typos in the questions/answers, we may look for the "closest" answer.
The question could have been find distance closest to 2 m, or the answer could have been the width of the classroom door, etc. All these are important.
So could you double check question/answers? Please?

Answer 29

You lost me when you said there is no correct answer All I know is that I need the answer and I need it fast or else I'm gonna be in major trouble with my mom for not getting 5 lessons done today.

Answer 30

@mathmate @hugsnotughs

Answer 31

@e.mccormick @EclipsedStar @Teddyiswatshecallsme @jagr2713 @Quan99

Answer 32

@Awolflover1 @andrewhaze @_Darkmeadow @bohotness

Answer 33

Since you're not ready to check the question/answers you posted, I guess we'll stop here, and hope someone else can help you!

Answer 34

I don't know. Sorry but I'm not good in math.

Answer 35

that's ok

Answer 36

Could you repost the question for me

Answer 37

I believe that you might have excluded or misspelled a word

Answer 38

The answer was D guys!!!!!!!!!

Answer 39

You probably meant widtg ather than height because a door height cant be 1metter because many people are taller than