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Real and Imaginary Numbers Answers

This document contains an answer key for a quiz on real and imaginary numbers. It provides explanations for 5 multiple choice questions that test understanding of concepts such as: 1) The smallest whole number is 0. 2) All integers are rational numbers. 3) Negative whole numbers such as -9 are integers but not natural numbers. 4) When comparing the relative size of negative numbers, the number closer to zero is larger in value. 5) The imaginary unit, the square root of -1, is denoted by i.

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Real and Imaginary Numbers Answers

This document contains an answer key for a quiz on real and imaginary numbers. It provides explanations for 5 multiple choice questions that test understanding of concepts such as: 1) The smallest whole number is 0. 2) All integers are rational numbers. 3) Negative whole numbers such as -9 are integers but not natural numbers. 4) When comparing the relative size of negative numbers, the number closer to zero is larger in value. 5) The imaginary unit, the square root of -1, is denoted by i.

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Real and Answer Key

Imaginary
Numbers

1) Answer: A
Explanation: The smallest whole number is 0. Recall that whole numbers are natural (or
counting numbers) including 0.

2) Answer: D
Explanation: All integers are rational numbers. This means, whether an integer is a positive or
a negative integer, that integer is rational.

3) Answer: C
Explanation: Negative whole numbers such as - 9 are considered as integers. Meanwhile, - 9 is
not a natural number because negative numbers are not used for counting objects.

4) Answer: D
Explanation: Option A is false since - 920 is smaller in value than - 810. - 920 is located farther
to the left of the real number line than - 810, making - 920 smaller in value as compared to -
810. The same reasoning can be used to explain why Option B is false. Option C is obviously
false (50 is smaller than 100). Since we already provided that Options A, B, and C are false, it
follows that Option D is the one that has the true statement.

5) Answer: A
Explanation: The Imaginary Unit, which is the square root of - 1, is denoted by the symbol i.

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