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Definitions from the WebNatural NumberDescription:A natural number, also known as a counting number or positive integer, is a mathematical term that represents a whole, non-negative number used for counting and ordering. Natural numbers do not include zero or any negative numbers. Senses and Usages:1. Mathematical Sense: - The natural numbers form the foundation of elementary arithmetic. - Natural numbers are used in various mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. 2. Everyday Use Sense: - Natural numbers are commonly used for counting objects, people, or events. - They are used in measuring distances, quantities, or any whole quantities. Sample Sentences:1. In mathematics, the natural numbers are denoted by the symbol N. 2. Jack counted the number of apples in the basket and found there were 10 natural numbers. 3. The class teacher asked the students to write down the first five natural numbers. 4. Would you mind passing me the stack of natural numbers books from the shelf? 5. Lisa enjoys exploring patterns in natural numbers and looking for prime numbers. Related Products: | ||||
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