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Whole numbers is defined by

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Whole numbers are a set of numbers including the set of natural numbers (1 to infinity) and the integer '0'. A whole number is called whole because it is not a mixed fraction or any rational number, but can be represented as a 'complete number'(excluding the negative integers).

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Whole numbers is defined by

a set of numbers including the set of natural numbers (1 to infinity) and the integer '0'.

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