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Which of the following statements accurately represents the relationship between integers and natural numbers?
Which of the following statements accurately represents the relationship between integers and natural numbers?
- Integers are a subset of natural numbers
- Integers and natural numbers have no relationship
- Integers and natural numbers are equivalent
- Integers are a superset of natural numbers (correct)
How do integers and natural numbers differ?
How do integers and natural numbers differ?
- Integers are always positive, while natural numbers can be positive or negative
- There is no difference between integers and natural numbers
- Integers can be fractions, while natural numbers cannot
- Integers include zero, but natural numbers do not (correct)
What is the defining characteristic that sets integers apart from natural numbers?
What is the defining characteristic that sets integers apart from natural numbers?
- Integers are always greater than natural numbers
- Integers include fractions and decimals
- There is no defining difference between integers and natural numbers
- Integers can be negative and include zero (correct)
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