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Without numbers, mathematics can not exist. There are a variety of numbers which you are required to know about.

  • Real Numbers
    These are rational and irrational numbers.

  • Rational Numbers
    These will always have terminating or recurring decimals. This means they can always be turned into a fraction.

  • Irrational Numbers
    These can not be turned into a fraction. They are non-terminating.

  • Integers
    These are whole positive or negative numbers (-3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3).

  • Prime Numbers
    These are numbers with only TWO factors, itself and 1.

  • Square Numbers
    These numbers are formed by a number multiplied by itself (1, 4, 9, 16...).

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