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Which set of best describes the numbers used on a scale for a standard thermometer?
A.whole numbers
B.rational numbers
C.real numbers
D.integers
I choose Real Numbers if I am incorrect can you explain why.

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Olivia

  1. You are incorrect.

    http://www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/real-numbers.html

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    Ms. Sue

  2. Can you please explain.

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    Olivia

  4. What are real numbers according to the website I posted for you?

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    Ms. Sue

  5. Whole numbers, rational numbers and irrational numbers.

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    Olivia

  6. Yep. I've never seen a thermometer with fractions, decimals, and square roots.

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    Ms. Sue

  8. Thanks i understand the question now.

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    Olivia

  9. You're welcome. :-)

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    Ms. Sue

  10. Whole numbers

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    Tanya

  12. YOUR ALL WRONG

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    HI

  13. Whole numbers

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    Shooka

  14. idk

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    fu

  16. I don't get it still is it whole numbers?

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    I aint telling my name

  17. It is an integer. Temperature can be expressed both positive and negative

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    Annie

  18. YE its integers bcuz there are positive and negative degrees

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    gori

  20. guys so please what is the answer cause am confused.

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    c.k.

  21. nooooo

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    j and s

  22. Which set of best describes the numbers used on a scale for a standard thermometer?
    A.whole numbers
    B.rational numbers
    C.real numbers
    D.integers
    I think it is B

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    india

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