Mathematics, 27.08.2020 21:01 EMQPWE

Name the sets of number to which each number belongs. 25/11
ON, R(natural, real numbers
O Q(rational numbers)
Q, R (rational, real numbers)
O W, R (whole, real numbers)

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Name the sets of number to which each number belongs. 25/11
ON, R(natural, real numbers
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