alleryReal numbers and imaginary numbers are compared how?
AReal ones exist, imaginary do not
BImaginary ones are always larger
CReal ones are the only usable
DNeither is more real than the other
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Neither is more real than the other
1. The names are labels borrowed from common words, not descriptions of existence.
2. Both are two sorts of numbers defined by rules.
3. Claims that one kind does not exist or is unusable misread the names.
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