alleryIn France, soixante-dix for 70 literally means what?
ASix and seven
BSeventy less ten
CTen times six
DSixty and ten
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Sixty and ten
1. French used in France builds 70 from sixty and ten.
2. The literal reading is sixty-ten.
3. Swiss and Belgian French use septante instead.
_Source: Wikipedia, Ethnomathematics, section French_
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