I am a rational number and an integer, but I am not a whole number. What number am I?
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I am a rational number and an integer, but I am not a whole number. What number am I?
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I am a whole number but not an integer. What number am I?
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I am a rational number, a whole number, and an integer. What number am I?
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I am a rational number but not an integer. I am located to the left of 0 on the number line. What number am I?
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