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A number is not an integer what type of number can it be

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It can be a decimal or fraction. An integer HAS to be a whole number.
-2, 10, and 4300 are integers
8.4, -0.14568, and 1/2 are not integers
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Solution: If a number is not an integer then it can be a rational, irrational and real and number.

Step-by-step explanation:

There are many types numbers. The set of numbers are defined below.

Real Numbers: All numbers in the number system( fractional, roots, positive, negative, decimal, etc) are real numbers. For example
√(2), (3)/(4) ,7.4, -2, 0 and 5 etc. Real numbers are categorized in two parts rational and irrational numbers.

1) Irrational numbers: The number which can't expressed in the form of
(p)/(q) are called irrational numbers. For example
√(2) , √(3) and
-√(5) etc.

2) Rational numbers: The number which can be expressed in the form of
(p)/(q) are called irrational numbers. For example
(4)/(7) , 3.4 and -5.2 etc. It is categorized in two parts fractional and integer numbers.

(i) Fractional numbers: The numbers which are not a complete number and the number in decimals, fraction are called fractional numbers. For example -3.6,
(7)/(2) and 6.1 etc.

(ii)Integer numbers: The complete number which has no decimal value is called integer numbers. For example-8,-2, 0, 5,7 and 100 etc.

If a number is not integer, it means it can be in fraction form and in the form of root.

Therefore, If a number is not an integer then it can be a rational, irrational and real and number.

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