A. Give an example of one number that meets all the criteria of a real, rational, integer but is NOT a natural number.

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apoorvk · Answer

any negative of a natural number.... -2, -3 , -7. -101.... these are all integers, hence automatically qualify as real and rational but the fact that they are negative makes NOT natural. '0' too?? what do you think?? try and answer.

eyust707 · Answer

so inorder to answer this you have to understand what these mean:
real
rational
interger

eyust707 · Answer

a real number is any number that can fit onto the number line. basically all the number that you know of up to this point in math

turingtest · Answer

I like how everyone tries to explain things now
when I first came to this site this would have just gotten answered without basis
thanks for elevating this site to its potential guys :D

turingtest · Answer

Sorry for interrupting, continue, please...

eyust707 · Answer

a rational number is any number that can become a fraction ( 1.5 = 3/2) thats rational. something that isnt rational would be pi.

eyust707 · Answer

intergers are whole numbers. they arent fractions at all. -2 -1 0 1 2 3 ....