Maths vocabulary

3. a result of multiplying an integer by itself.
5. numbers which cannot be written as fractions such as pi.
8. set of positive numbers from 1 to infinity.
9. fractions that have different denominator and numerator but are equal to the same value. Eg. 1/3 and 2/6
10. If all the elements of one set x are also part of another set Y
11. numbers thar are written as √n where "n" is positive but not a square number.

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2. exact value or whole numbers that are not rounded. (Opposite of continaus data).
4. set which contains all possible elements for that problem.
6. whole numbers (both positive, regative including zero)
7. set that has no elements.