An alphabetic character representing a number

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Mmorris asked Jun 12, 2022

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An alphabetic character representing a number

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Mmorris asked Jun 12, 2022

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simply refers to the type of Latin and Arabic characters representing the numbers 0 - 9, the letters A - Z

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a variable

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The answer is a variable because it's a letter that stands in place of a number

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