What is -145 Natural Number, Real number, and ect.

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It is a real number.

A real number is a combination of rational (usually negative) and irrational numbers.

A natural number is a positive integer.

But since -145 is a negative number it can't be a natural number. Making it a real number.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

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