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Are all whole numbers intgers?
Yes
Why is important to study rational and whole numbers?
Because understanding rational and whole numbers and in particular prime numbers it is useful when finding the lowest common multiple or the highest common factor of numbers.
Is the product of two whole numbers always a common multiple of he numbers?
yes
What whole numbers and integers have in common and how they difference?
They are the same.
A whole number that is a factor of two or more nonzero whole numbers?
A common Factor
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