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An integer is any whole number, positive, negative, or 0. | An integer is any whole number, positive, negative, or 0. | ||
| − | Some examples of intergers: 1, 10/5, 98058493, -87, -3/3, the square root of 9 and 0. | + | Some examples of intergers: 1, 10/5, 98058493, -87, -3/3, the square root of 9, and 0. |
The following numbers are not integers: 5/10, the square root of -9, 8.75, and Pi. | The following numbers are not integers: 5/10, the square root of -9, 8.75, and Pi. | ||
Revision as of 01:10, March 29, 2007
An integer is any whole number, positive, negative, or 0.
Some examples of intergers: 1, 10/5, 98058493, -87, -3/3, the square root of 9, and 0.
The following numbers are not integers: 5/10, the square root of -9, 8.75, and Pi.