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n. (plural of whole number English)
Usage examples of "whole numbers".
On the line below there was the single word BELLOWS, and in the box for the amount of money being transferred out of the account there were three noughts, 000, with no whole numbers and no decimal points.
True, as Edna says, mathematical thinking is based on the whole numbers, Willy's specialty, and it's also true that his powers extend to related areas and that once he gets deeply involved in what we're doing here he'll probably put us all to shame, his mind working like a beam of light searching out a target.
My remarks throughout must be understood to apply to whole numbers, because fractional soldiers are not of much use in war.
What is the cardinal of the set of all whole numbers (and hence of any set that can be matched to it)?
The square root of 2 = p/q, where p and q are integers, whole numbers.
Our lives are steeped in direct experience of whole numbers: whole numbers of coins, stamps, pebbles, birds, cats, sheep, buses.
And it is not the sum of any continuous sequence of whole numbers.
Twenty-one and twenty-eight are the sums of the first six and first seven whole numbers, respectively.
I thought that if whole numbers bother him, bits and pieces of numbers should drive him wild.
He rattled through it in the military manner, random monotone sounds representing whole numbers between zero and nine.
The philosopher Pythagoras of Samos discovered that twanging cords with lengths related to each other by small whole numbers emitted harmonious notes.