A professional basketball player may be more than two feet taller than an olympic gymnast. how would their vertebra compare?

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London Barr

Mathematics

11 October, 01:33

A professional basketball player may be more than two feet taller than an olympic gymnast. how would their vertebra compare?

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Shaniya Jensen · Answer 1

It is possible for a professional basketball player to be more than 2 feet taller than an Olympic gymnast. This difference in height can be explained by the fact that the basketball player may probably have larger vertebrae than the Olympic gymnast upon comparing their vertebrae.

Jaylon Vang · Answer 2

The correct answer is:

The basketball player's vertebrae may be bigger than the gymnast's.

Explanation:

There are several factors that influence height; for one, the length of the legs affects one's height.

Additionally, however, if someone has bigger vertebrae, then they would be taller than another person.