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All right, for this problem, we are given a set of values, and we need to determine which of those values is going to fall under category a, natural numbers, b, whole numbers, c, integers, d, rational numbers, e, irrational numbers, and f, real numbers.
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Important about when you're going to go and solve this problem and to be able to list what values fall under these categories, you do have to know the definitions of these categories.
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Categories in.
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So i have kind of placed a quick blurb about, you know, what are some examples or the definitions of what these terms mean.
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All right.
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So to go through, i'm just going to start listing the values from our set that are going to fall under natural numbers.
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So the only value that we have here is the value of the square root of 49.
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And that's because if you simplify the square root of 49, you get the number 7.
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All right, for category b and whole numbers, we are going to have the square root of 49, and now we can add the term zero based off of the definition.
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For integers, this time we can start adding some negative numbers to our set, so we are able to add negative 7 on top of the fact that we already have 0 and the square root of 49...