When we say, ''How long is the rope?'' What are we exactly asking for?

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The correct option is B length
The definition of length is how long something is.
So, in that question, it is asking for the length of the rope.

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When we say, ''How long is the rope?'' What are we exactly asking for?

The correct option is B lengthThe definition of length is how long something is. So, in that question, it is asking for the length of the rope.

The correct option is B length
The definition of length is how long something is.
So, in that question, it is asking for the length of the rope.