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Is zero real or imaginary number? - Answers

Zero is in the set of the whole numbers and also integers, which are subsets of the real numbers. So you could say it's real, but it lies on the imaginary axis (it is the origin). It's kind of like asking: Is zero positive or negative. For most purposes, letting zero be real would be the logical choice, though.First answer:It is real. Imaginary numbers only involve square roots of negative numbers.



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Zero is in the set of the whole numbers and also integers, which are subsets of the real numbers. So you could say it's real, but it lies on the imaginary axis (it is the origin). It's kind of like asking: Is zero positive or negative. For most purposes, letting zero be real would be the logical choice, though.First answer:It is real. Imaginary numbers only involve square roots of negative numbers.



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Is zero real or imaginary number? - Answers

Zero is in the set of the whole numbers and also integers, which are subsets of the real numbers. So you could say it's real, but it lies on the imaginary axis (it is the origin). It's kind of like asking: Is zero positive or negative. For most purposes, letting zero be real would be the logical choice, though.First answer:It is real. Imaginary numbers only involve square roots of negative numbers.

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