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For problems 1-5, next to each real number, note all subsets of the real numbers to which it belongs by writing N for natural numbers, W for whole numbers, or Z for integers. Some numbers may belong to more than one subset.
Write all the integers that are between and including and
For each pair of numbers in problems 7-10, write the appropriate symbol (<,>, =) in place of the □.
For problems 11-15, what numbers can replace x so that each statement is true?
, x is a whole number.
, x is a natural number
For problems 16-20, how many units are there between the given pair of numbers?
A number is positive if it is directly preceded by a
+ (plus)
A number is negative if it is directly preceded by a
For problems 23-26, how should each number be read?
For problems 27-31, write each expression in words.
For problems 32-36, rewrite each expression in simpler form.
For problems 37-52, determine each value.
For problems 53-71, perform each operation.
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