(a)
To find: The set of natural numbers and an example of an integer which is not a natural number.
The set of natural number is
Natural numbers or counting numbers are the number that is simply used for calculate the object or thinks.
Natural number is always starts with 1 and goes to infinity. The difference between the two successive natural numbers is always equal to 1.
The set of natural number is
Integer is rational number means there should not be any fraction and in an integer after the decimal all numbers are zero.
Integer numbers lie in the range
So all integers are natural number, but all natural numbers is not an integer.
Thus, the set of natural number is
(b)
To find: The set of rational numbers and an example of a rational number that is not an integer.
The set of natural number is
A rational number is a type of number which can be written in a form of fraction
Where,
All rational numbers can be written in the form of terminating decimals, repeating decimals and an integer number.
Example:
2.5 is a rational number which is not an integer. 2.5 can be written in the form of fraction
Thus, the set of natural number is
(c)
To find: The set of irrational numbers and an example of a irrational number.
The set of natural number is
A irrational number is a type of number which can be written in the ratio of an integers.
All irrational numbers cannot be written in the form of terminating decimals, repeating decimals and an integer number.
Example:
An irrational number cannot be written in repeating decimals.
Thus, The set of natural number is
(d)
To find: The set of real numbers.
The set of real number is
A real number includes all the number such as rational number, irrational number, integer and all those numbers which can be expressed in the number line.
Example:
1 is an integer number.
Thus, the set of real number is