Part 1 Classifying Rational Numbers Solutions
Categories of Rational Numbers
Use the information found in the Categories of Rational Numbers tabs to complete the table below.
Category | Definition | Examples | Non-Examples |
Natural Numbers | Natural numbers are the positive whole integers. Natural numbers do not include 0. These are the numbers you use to count objects. |
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Whole Numbers | Whole numbers begin with 0, and are positive integers. Whole numbers do not include negative numbers. |
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 983, 45, and 3,604 |
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Integers | Integers include positive numbers, their negative opposites, and 0. Integers do not include decimals. Fractions are only integers if they can be simplified to have a denominator of 1. |
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Rational Numbers | Rational numbers can be written as the fraction or quotient of two integers. When the fraction is divided the quotient is a terminating decimal or a repeating decimal. |
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Real Numbers |
Real numbers include all of the numbers you have learned so far. Real numbers include all rational and irrational numbers. Rational and irrational numbers are subsets of real numbers. |
Fictional numbers such as twoteenth or firty. |