To which of the following sets does the number 0 belong?
2 answers:
The number 0 belongs to integer, whole and rational number (a, b, c)
<h3>Further explanation </h3>Numbers are quantities used in measurements
Numbers in mathematics can be divided into several terms
- 1. integer
numbers consist of positive, negative and 0 numbers
- 2. natural numbers
numbers consisting of positive numbers, starting with number 1
- 3. whole number
a number consists of positive numbers and zeros
- 4. prime number
numbers that can only be divided by numbers themselves and the number 1
- 5. Rational number
Numbers that can be expressed in a / b comparisons where a, b are integers and b does not equal 0.
And examples of other numbers such as real numbers, real numbers, etc.
Integers themselves consist of
- 1. positive integers
the number to the right of the number 0 is 1,2,3 ...
- 2. negative integers
the numbers to the left of the zeros are -1, -2, -3 ...
- 3. number 0
So The number 0 belongs to
- 1.integers
number 0 is included in integers
- 2. rational
number 0 can be expressed in the ratio a / b with the values a = 0 and b = / 0
, and
- 3. whole number
number 0 is included in the whole number
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Keywords: integer, number 0, whole number, rational
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