Learn Cardinal Number
What do you mean by Cardinal Number?
An online cardinal number definition
A cardinal number is a number that defines how many items there are in a group or collection of items.
Typically, an entire group of items is referred to as the set of items and the items within the set are referred to as the elements of the set.
Examples: 6 Friends , 10 Puppies, five coins.These examples does not have fractions or decimals, as it is only used for counting.
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- Real Number
- Nominal Number
- Ordinal Number
- Arrangement Number
- Abundant Number
- Algebraic Number
- Automorphic Number
- Apocalypsec Number
- Amicable Number
- Aliquot Number
- Almost Perfect Number
- Alphametic Number
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- Circular Primes Number
- Complex Number
- Cyclic Number
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- Congruent Number
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