SOLUTION: I don't understand the difference between all the properties and how they work. like "every whole number is an integer, true or false, and like, every rational nimber is a integer,

Question 50995This question is from textbook Bob jones university press, algebra 2 with trigonometry
: I don't understand the difference between all the properties and how they work. like "every whole number is an integer, true or false, and like, every rational nimber is a integer, true or false," stuff like that. This question is from textbook Bob jones university press, algebra 2 with trigonometry

Answer by darq(90) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
rational numbers are the numbers that have exact values; it can be a fraction like this or it can be an integer like -13,0, 9. They are the ones which you can show on number lines.

integers are the members of rational numbers; but they get greater or less by 1:)
for example ...-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3... they are not fractions :)

fractions are like or or in mixed type 1

so when you combine fracitons with integers you get irrational numbers; just tried to explain it in an easier way.

and irrational (except the rational numbers do not have exact values on the number line for example but we know that it is possible to have a number.

rational numbers + rational numbers = real numbers (you can think it as the biggest)

and one more imagenary numbers are the ones except the real ones and whatever you do it is impossible to find a solution. like (no number can have a negative square)
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