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Whole numbers includes zero but natural numbers do not

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That is most certainly true!

I'm currently learning about this too.

I hope this helps you! :)
Whole numbers includes zero but natural numbers do not-example-1
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This is a true statement!

The set of counting numbers {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ...} is called the set of natural numbers. The natural numbers begin at 1 and go on indefinitely.

When we include 0 in the natural numbers, we then have a new set of numbers called the whole numbers. All the natural numbers are contained within the set of whole numbers.

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