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REAL NUMBERS
any number that has a place on the number line
(R)
real, not impossible
IMAGINARY NUMBERS
a number that cannot be found on the number line
the square root of a negative
RATIONAL NUMBERS
any number that can be written as a ratio of two integers (fraction) a/b where b≠0
(Q)
includes integers, fractions, and terminating and repeating decimals
IRRATIONAL NUMBERS
cannot be written as a ratio of two integers
includes pi,
INTEGERS
whole numbers and their opposites, including zero
(J)
WHOLE NUMBERS
natural numbers and zero
(W)
NATURAL NUMBERS / COUNTING NUMBERS
numbers used to count with (not including zero)
(N) / (C)