Edward Chu Gao Xi's answer to Shams's Secondary 1 Maths question.
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Whole numbers are non-negative integers. Part (i) is incorrect.
Following your definition of prime numbers: "... itself is not 1." Part (iii) is incorrect also.
Your definition for rational numbers is not quite complete as well. a and b are not restricted to just whole numbers, but all integers. And b must be non-zero.
Following your definition of prime numbers: "... itself is not 1." Part (iii) is incorrect also.
Your definition for rational numbers is not quite complete as well. a and b are not restricted to just whole numbers, but all integers. And b must be non-zero.