alleryStart learning →A blue whale grows up to 33.6 m long and an African bush elephant up to 10.67 m. The whale is longer by about:
A33 m
B23 m
C13 m
D44 m
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 23 m
33.6 minus 10.67 is about 22.9, which is close to 23 m.
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