How do We Classify Numbers? [Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers, & Rational Numbers]

So how do we classify numbers? We can classify numbers as either, natural numbers, whole number, integers & rational numbers!

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[AlyariBoth]

This video helped me so much.. Since 6th grade I couldn’t tell numbers apart!! NOW I FINALLY GET IT!! Out of all the 6 videos I watched this one for sure helped me out the most! ❤😂

[nimmivlogs]

1000=Natural Number, Whole Number, Integer, & Rational Number
3=Natural Number, Whole Number, Integer, & Rational Number
-9=Integer, & Rational Number
35%= Rational Number
20/4= Rational Number

Thanks so much! this video really helped me get a better understanding of how to classify numbers!
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[sqwomlr]

20/4 = 5 = natural whole integer rational, 35% = rational, -9 = integer rational, 3 = natural whole integer rational, 1000 = natural whole integer rational

[adventurousones]

Honestly it took me years to get the difference between all these classifications, only now through your video do I finally get it

[unarosablue]

The best video explaining this group of numbers.thank youuuu

[Socksfor_fan]

Thank you for this video i got a 29/30 on my math test i love this video please make more thanks 😊😊😊😊😊

[Dishahood]

Is this the relation between natural number, whole number, integers, and rational number? Please tell me

[mjnryvl]

What is the difference between natural, intigers and whole numbers?

[wakuyanow]

Thank you for this video. The diagram and your explanation helped me to see the classifications. However, I regret I don't understand the importance of these classifications. Positive, negative, zero, fractions, and percentages are all concepts known to me. Why have these other classifications? Also, I think it is confusing that fractions and percentages can be numbers. I see that they are representations of parts of other numbers. 1/2 of 100 is 50. 1/2 of 200 is 100. 50% of 100 is 50. 50% of 300 is 150. In my mind, it is difficult for me to see 1/2 or 50% as numbers in and of themselves. Fractions and percentages seem the least rational of all numbers. [EDIT - I understand the calculation of 1/2 as 1 divided by 2, which is .50. However, it feels wrong to me. How can 1/2 be .50....but also 1/2 or 50% of every other number?]

[countvlad]

I don't understand how a repeating decimal that repeats to infinity is rational and an irrational number with nonrepeating decimals to infinity is irrational. They both go to infinity.

[arsenicarsenic]

numbers are coordinates of road and Gallons

[nvg-up]

What’s the difference between rational and irrational numbers

[jryprud]

I really loved it cuz I got 47/50 in my math test. If you can make more videos like this .╰(*´︶`*)╯