Types of Numbers and their Properties

Types of numbersFill in the blanks from the notes you have taken in class. Click in the empty space for a word bank to appear. Types of NumbersN: Natural Numbers:The set of counting numbers {1,2,3,4,5...}W: WholeNumbersIncludes Natural numbers and 0 {0,1,2,3,4,...}I: Integer numbersIncludes whole numbers and negative natural numbers {...-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3...}R: Rational NumbersA number that can be written in the form p where q cannot = 0eg. 1 = .3333... repeating decimal or 2 terminatingdecimalI: IrrationalNumbersA number that can notbe written as a fraction. Includes decimals that do not repeat or terminateeg. pi=3.14159....Square root of 2 = 1.412356...Includes square roots(radicals) of numbers that are not perfect squares.R: Real NumbersAll of the previous numbers together. All Real Numbers Type the correct word or an example beside each highlighted dot using the word bank below.Integers Natural numbers Whole Numbers 0 1 -5 √3 Π-33 1 Natural Numbers 0 Integers 1 Whole Numbers -5 √3 Π 1 -33 Properties of Numbers. Match the correct property with the correct example. Commutative Addition 5+6=6+5 Associative Addition (-1+2)+3=-1+(2+3) Associative Multiplication (3x6)x2=3x(6x2) Distributive -2(4+7)=-8 + -14 Commutative Multiplication -3 x 10=10 x -3 Additive Inverse -5 and 5 Multiplicative Inverse 1 and 2 Opposite Reciprocals 1 and -2 6+8=14 Both +ve, Answer +ve 6-13=-7 +ve and -ve, Answer -ve