Mathematics, 12.09.2021 03:10 dylankrenek

Integers Whole
Numbers
Which statement BEST describes the relationship between integers and whole numbers shown in the diagram?
A)
B)
The diagram shows that whole numbers are a subset of integers, because
all whole numbers and integers have no numbers in common
The diagram shows that integers are a subset of whole numbers, because
some integers are not whole numbers.
The diagram shows that integers are a subset of whole numbers, because
all integers are whole numbers.
D)
The diagram shows that whole numbers are a subset of integers, because
all whole numbers are integers

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