Math, asked by lilykim6, 11 hours ago

Are there properties of the set of real numbers which do not apply to the set of integers? Which of these properties hold and which do not hold for the set of integers? How about for the set of natural numbers? Support your answer.

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Answered by 19959580948

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Answered by aniruddhkumar9415

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the set of fraction do not hold integer

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