Which set or sets does the number -3 belong to? interger, rational ,whole numbers

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01-10-2021
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Which set or sets does the number -3 belong to? interger, rational ,whole numbers

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Answer:

−3 is an integer (and thus also rational and real)

Step-by-step explanation:

natural or whole numbers (the terms are generally considered synonymous) are non-negative "counting numbers". Occasionally they are denoted by the symbol N.

There are some differences in definitions which sometimes include 0 and sometimes exclude 0 from N.

-3 is negative so it is not a natural or whole number.

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