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| Ordinary counting numbers incluing 0 |
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| Counting numbers, 0, and the negative of the counting numbers |
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| A number that cannot be represented with a simple fraction. |
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2. LCM: take the prime numbers that are in each and multiply them by each other. The numbers should be raised to the power with the most of that number.
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