The Number subtype tree reveals that $?($select all that apply$)$

Complex and Real are subtypes of Number.

AbstractFloat, Integer, and Rational are subtypes of Real.

Float$64$ and Float$32$ are subtypes of AbstractFloat.

Int$64$ and Int$32$ are subtypes of Integer.

Int$64$ and Float$64$ are subtypes of Real, which makes sense because all integers are real numbers.

Int$64$ and Float$64$ are both subtypes of AbstractFloat, which makes sense because all integers are also equivalent to their floating point number counterparts.

Int$64$ is not a subtype of AbstractFloat, because even though mathematically integers are equivalent to their floating point counterparts, computationally integers are represented and stored differently.

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