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the smallest number in the set of natural numbers is

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Answered by zebabano

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0 is included when it is whole no. so smallest becomes 1

Answered by pratibhag344

The smallest natural number is unity, one. The natural numbers are in the infinite class: [1, 2, 3, … ] and are all positive. Zero is not a natural number.

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the smallest number in the set of natural numbers is​

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the smallest number in the set of natural numbers is