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3 years ago

To which real number sets does the number 13 belong?

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13 is a whole number, integer, natural number and rational number. Rational number because it can be written as a fraction like 13/1. It is a whole number because it doesn't have any decimals. It is an integer because an integer is a positive or negative whole number and it is a natural number because a natural number is any positive number greater than 0.

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