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Select the set or sets that the number below belongs to. Be sure to account for ALL sets. (Rational, Integer, Whole, Natural). There may be more than one set. −2 3/4 (2 and 3 fo…

Select the set or sets that the number below belongs to. Be sure to account for ALL sets. (Rational, Integer, Whole, Natural). There may be more than one set. −2 3/4 (2 and 3 fo…
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Select the set or sets that the number below belongs to. Be sure to account for ALL sets. (Rational, Integer, Whole, Natural). There may be more than one set.

−2 3/4 (2 and 3 forths)

Rational

Integer

Whole

Natural

User Jelle Oosterbosch
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IS RATIONAL AND INTEGER remember that they are saying all the correct answer (1,4)
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Rational hope this helps
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