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Which number in the set {−250, 0, 372} is a natural number?
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Which number in the set {−250, 0, 372} is a natural number?
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Which number in the set {−250, 0, 372} is a natural number?
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372 its a Natural number and 0 is a counting/ whole number
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372 is the natural number..............
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