In this exercise we have to explain the numbers expressed in computation so:
The fractions are the numbers that can be written in a/b form providing that b is not zero. n other words there is a fraction between any two fractions. But the whole numbers are not dense.
Some fractions are whole numbers, such as 6/2 or 12/6. But not all fractions are whole numbers, such as 3/4 0r 1 5/8.
The whole numbers are the counting numbers (1,2,3,…) and 0. The fractions are the numbers that can be written in a/b form providing that b is not 0. So you can see that the fractions include the whole numbers.
Also, the fractions are a dense set. In other words there is a fraction between any two fractions. But the whole numbers are not dense. In other words there is no whole number between 2 and 3, for example.
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