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Is 10.846 an integer ​

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Hello!

An integer is defined as a number which is not a fraction or irrational. It should be able to be written out as just a number, without a decimal point or additional fraction. (It can have a negative sign) For example, a few integers would be 2, 5, -8, and 9109, while some non-integers would be 3.1, 3 3/2, and 5i.

In this case, 10.846 is not an integer, as it has a decimal.

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