How do We Classify Numbers? [Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers, & Rational Numbers]

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[@NimmiYT143]

1000=Natural Number, Whole Number, Integer, & Rational Number 3=Natural Number, Whole Number, Integer, & Rational Number -9=Integer, & Rational Number 35%= Rational Number 20/4= Rational Number Thanks so much! this video really helped me get a better understanding of how to classify numbers! 👍❤😄

[@Minijungwon]

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[@unarosablue6068]

The best video explaining this group of numbers.thank youuuu

[@Amistin]

20/4 = 5 = natural whole integer rational, 35% = rational, -9 = integer rational, 3 = natural whole integer rational, 1000 = natural whole integer rational

[@adventurousones2260]

Honestly it took me years to get the difference between all these classifications, only now through your video do I finally get it

[@AlyariBoth]

This video helped me so much.. Since 6th grade I couldn’t tell numbers apart!! NOW I FINALLY GET IT!! Out of all the 6 videos I watched this one for sure helped me out the most! ❤😂

[@Chernoaplha]

Thank you for this video i got a 29/30 on my math test i love this video please make more thanks 😊😊😊😊😊

[@aungthuhein3155]

This is very useful

[@STEAMspirations]

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[@QueenBukuru-c9c]

Thank you this was so easy

[@Frankierandom-0]

THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!!!

[@marvellouseferanmi5999]

Thanks for this

[@weird_theaterkid]

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[@STEAMspirations]

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[@mahashebly9358]

I want to ask a question What if the number is a positive such as +6?

[@AbrhamHagos-k7d]

What is the difference between natural,intigers and whole numbers?

[@Dishahood2638]

Is this the relation between natural number, whole number, integers, and rational number? Please tell me

[@MorenHany-k1v]

20/4= 5= natural, integers,rational 35%=rational -9=integers, rational 3=counting, whole, integers, rational 1000= counting, whole, integers, rational

[@wakuyanow]

Thank you for this video. The diagram and your explanation helped me to see the classifications. However, I regret I don't understand the importance of these classifications. Positive, negative, zero, fractions, and percentages are all concepts known to me. Why have these other classifications? Also, I think it is confusing that fractions and percentages can be numbers. I see that they are representations of parts of other numbers. 1/2 of 100 is 50. 1/2 of 200 is 100. 50% of 100 is 50. 50% of 300 is 150. In my mind, it is difficult for me to see 1/2 or 50% as numbers in and of themselves. Fractions and percentages seem the least rational of all numbers. [EDIT - I understand the calculation of 1/2 as 1 divided by 2, which is .50. However, it feels wrong to me. How can 1/2 be .50....but also 1/2 or 50% of every other number?]

[@countvlad8845]

I don't understand how a repeating decimal that repeats to infinity is rational and an irrational number with nonrepeating decimals to infinity is irrational. They both go to infinity.

[@TastySalamanders]

Rational numbers can be expressed as the ratio of two integers or a simple fraction where the numerator and denominator are integers. Irrational numbers can't be expressed in that way. They can be approximated with a fraction, for example 22/7 for Pi, but it will only ever be an approximation. Additionally: Which numbers repeat and which numbers terminate is related to the base. While we use Base Ten in our day to day lives, but if for example we were to use Base Nine instead 1/2 would be expanded to 0.4444... while 1/3 would simply be 0.3. Meanwhile in Base Twelve; 1/2 = 0.6 and 1/3 = 0.4 so both terminate. Both 1/2 and 1/3 are rational numbers but which repeats and which terminates depends entirely on the number system you use.

[@nvg-up2247]

What’s the difference between rational and irrational numbers

[@officialsokeefefanbase]

A rational number includes any whole number, fraction, or decimal that ends or repeats. An irrational number is any number that cannot be turned into a fraction.

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[@arsenicarsenic4088]

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[@Bepp13]

Thank you

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[@emotionalsupportpaintbrush]

-9 35%

[@ABDULARMAN-g8x]

I really loved it cuz I got 47/50 in my math test. If you can make more videos like this .╰(*´︶`*)╯

[@DerrickaaRicketts]

Hmmm

[@errolelders462]

thank you

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