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 Whole Numbers 40 Flashcards |
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Whole numbers include ___ alongside all natural numbers. |
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Zero (0)
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True or False: All natural numbers are whole numbers, but not all whole numbers are natural numbers. |
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True |
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What is the predecessor of the whole number 500? |
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499 |
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Fill in the blank: The successor of the whole number 1 is ___. |
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2 |
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Riddle: I am a whole number greater than zero, but if you subtract one from me, I become even. What number am I? |
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1 |
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What is the method to find the successor of a whole number? |
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Add 1 to the given number. |
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Fill in the blank: The term used for the number which comes before a given whole number is called ___. |
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Predecessor
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If the whole number is 1000, what is its successor? |
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1001 |
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What distinguishes whole numbers from natural numbers? |
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Whole numbers include zero, while natural numbers start from 1 and do not include zero. |
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What is the significance of the unit distance on a number line? |
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The unit distance is the consistent space between consecutive whole numbers, which allows for accurate representation and comparison of numerical values. |
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Fill in the blank: The number line can be used to compare two whole numbers, where the number on the right is ___ than the number on the left. |
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Greater  |
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True or False: On a number line, the number 3 is always to the left of the number 5. |
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True |
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Riddle: I am an infinite line that starts at zero, marking whole numbers with equal spaces between them. What am I? |
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A number line |
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How do you begin drawing a number line? |
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Start by drawing a horizontal line and marking the leftmost point as 0. |
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Which whole number is represented as greater when comparing 2 and 6 on a number line? |
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6 is greater than 2. |
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In which order do the whole numbers 440 and 404 appear on the number line? |
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404 is on the left side of 440, so 440 > 404. |
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When adding 2 and 5 on a number line, how do you determine the sum? |
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Start at 2 and make 5 jumps to the right. The 5th jump lands on 7, so the sum is 7. |
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Fill in the blank: The operation of subtraction on a number line involves ___ to find the difference. |
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Moving to the left |
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Fill in the blank: The result of 3 × 4 on a number line is ___ . |
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12  |
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What does the closure property of addition state about whole numbers? |
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The closure property states that the sum of any two whole numbers is always a whole number. |
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