it is defined as such.
Because the first whole number, as defined by Peano's axioms for number is zero.
That is how whole numbers are defined.
Integers are defined as whole numbers.
not defined because there are infinite number of whole numbers. ramesh babu
They are not "ingerts"! Every whole number is an integer (and conversely) because that is how they are defined.
This follows from the way in which addition of whole numbers is defined.
An integer is a positive or negative whole number.
Yes. That means that the product of two whole numbers is defined, and that it is again a whole number.
No, 0.326 is not a whole number. Whole numbers are defined by being integers, or numbers without a value (other than 0) past its decimal place.
Yes, a whole number is in fact an integer.... For an example, 4 is a whole number as well as a positive integer....
Since a natural number is defined as a whole, non-negative number, 87 would indeed be a natural number.