alleryWhich statement on real and imaginary numbers is correct?
AImaginary ones are less real
BImaginary ones do not exist
COnly real ones are usable
DNeither is more real or imaginary
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Neither is more real or imaginary
1. The names are labels for two sorts of numbers.
2. Neither sort is more real or more imaginary than the other.
3. So the names should not be read with their everyday meanings.
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