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A number without a decimal/fractional part or an integer. It is a set of numbers that only include positive integers. This does not include any negative numbers, decimals, or fractions.
Why is this concept useful?
Where does this concept fit into the curriculum?
How can we use the concept
We can use this concept by identifying that there isn’t a negative number, fraction, or a decimal. If the number does not have any of those additions, then it is a whole number. This includes the number 0.
Examples:
Question 1:
Identify the whole number that represents the number of cupcakes in the image below.
Answer: 8 cupcakes
Question 2:
Select the number that is the odd one out - 2457, 3821922, 31.3293, 45985
Answer:
Question 3:
Give the standard form of the number, “three thousand two hundred forty-nine.”
Answer:
Question 4:
Place the number 44 on the number line.
Answer:
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Plot the number 57 on the number line.
Question 2:
Give the standard form of the number, “forty five thousand, three hundred seventy-six.”
Question 3:
Select the number that is the odd one out.
Question 4:
Write the number of cars in the box below.
