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| − | A number is an abstract concept used for counting or measuring. There are many kinds of numbers: [[prime numbers]], [[composite numbers]], [[real numbers]], [[complex numbers]]. These beliefs and belief in [[numerology]] is generally not considered compatible with [[Christian]] beliefs. | + | A number is an abstract concept used for counting or measuring. There are many kinds of numbers: [[prime numbers]], [[composite numbers]], [[rational numbers]], [[real numbers]], [[imaginary numbers]], [[complex numbers]], and [[transcendental numbers]]. These beliefs and belief in [[numerology]] is generally not considered compatible with [[Christian]] beliefs. |
Numbers is also a book of the [[Bible]]. It is the fourth book. | Numbers is also a book of the [[Bible]]. It is the fourth book. | ||
[[category:mathematics]] | [[category:mathematics]] | ||
Revision as of 17:09, May 13, 2007
A number is an abstract concept used for counting or measuring. There are many kinds of numbers: prime numbers, composite numbers, rational numbers, real numbers, imaginary numbers, complex numbers, and transcendental numbers. These beliefs and belief in numerology is generally not considered compatible with Christian beliefs.
Numbers is also a book of the Bible. It is the fourth book.