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Chapter 1: Q.299 (page 70)

List the 鈸� whole numbers, 鈸� integers, 鈸� rational numbers, 鈸� irrational numbers, 鈸� real numbers in the set of numbers.
-1,-7,-100,-83,314,0.77.

Short Answer

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鈸� There are no whole numbers.

鈸� integers-1,-7,-100.

鈸� rational numberslocalid="1645434627036" -1,-7,-100,-83,314,0.77.

鈸� there are no irrational numbers.

鈸� All the numbers listed are real numbers.

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Given Information 

Given that-1,-7,-100,-83,314,0.77.

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Solution

鈸� The whole numbers are 1,2,3,...so, there is no whole number in the given list.

鈸� The integers are the whole numbers and their opposites (which includes 0), So -1,-7,-100.are only integers.

鈸� Since all integers are rational and rational numbers also include fractions and decimals that repeat or stop, -1,-7,-100,-83,314=134,0.77.

鈸� there are no irrational numbers in the list.

鈸� All the numbers listed are real numbers.

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Final Answer

鈸� There are no whole numbers.

鈸� integers=-1,-7,-100.

鈸� rational numbers-1,-7,-100,-83,314=134,0.77.

鈸� there are no irrational numbers.

鈸� All the numbers listed are real numbers.

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