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Properties of Real Numbers Algebra A Unit 1, Lesson 4
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Page 1: Properties of Real Numbers Algebra A Unit 1, Lesson 4.

Properties of Real NumbersAlgebra AUnit 1, Lesson 4

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Natural Numbers

1,2,3,4,…Also called the “Counting Numbers”

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Whole Numbers

The whole numbers are the counting numbers with the addition of the number zero.

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IntegersThe integers is the set of whole numbers

and their opposites.additive inverses.

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Rational Numbers

Any number that you can write as a fraction.

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Irrational Numbers

Any number that you cannot write as a fraction.

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Real Numbers

The combination of all rational and irrational numbers.

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Properties

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Identity Properties Addition: if you add zero to a number,

you get back the original number.

Multiplication: if you multiply a number by one, you get back the original number.

8 0 8

6 1 6

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Multiplication Property of 0 Any number multiplied by 0 equals 0!

9 0 0

8,823, 427 0 0

1,000,000 0 0

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Commutative Property Changing the order in which you add or

multiply does not change the sum or product.

a b b a

5 3 3 5

ab ba

12 2 2 12

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Associative Property Changing the way the numbers are grouped

does not change the sum or product.

(a b) c a (b c)

(31) 6 3 (1 6)

(ab) c a(bc)

(6 3) 1 6 (31)