How can I show that 0 is not a natural number

Mathematics

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madam [21]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

The reason why 0 is not a natural number is because does not have a value which is positive or negative. Therefore, since all real numbers are positive integers, we do not assume that zero is a natural number. Although zero is called a number in its entirety.

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How can I show that 0 is not a natural number