Questions: The distance is 5 meters

The distance is 5 meters
Transcript text: The distance is 5 meters
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Analyze Each Option for Correctness

To determine the correct way to specify a measurement with units, we need to evaluate each option:

  1. "The distance is 5 meters" - This option correctly specifies a measurement with a numerical value and a unit of measurement (meters).

  2. "The distance is 5" - This option lacks a unit of measurement, making it incomplete for specifying a measurement.

  3. "The distance is $5 \%$" - This option uses a percentage, which is not a unit of distance. Therefore, it is incorrect for specifying a distance measurement.

  4. "The distance is 5 percent" - Similar to the third option, this uses a percentage, which is not appropriate for a distance measurement.

Step 2: Determine the Correct Option

Based on the analysis, the first option, "The distance is 5 meters," is the only one that correctly specifies a measurement with both a numerical value and an appropriate unit of measurement.

Final Answer

\(\boxed{\text{The distance is 5 meters}}\)

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