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What are cardinal no. ​

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Answered by komal487480
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A number denoting quantity (one,two,three,etc) opposed to an ordinary number ( first ,second,third etc).

Answered by manisha4812
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Cardinal number.A Cardinal number says how many of something there are,such as one,two,three,four,five...A Cardinal number answers the question 'How many?'
It is opposite to ordinary number.
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