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-A **real number** is any value that can be found on a continuous [number line](/wiki/number_line). This vast set includes all [rational numbers](/wiki/rational_number)—integers and fractions—and all irrational numbers, such as pi or the square root of two. Real numbers are fundamental to measuring quantities in the physical world.
-## See also
-- [Complex Number](/wiki/complex_number)
-- [Integer](/wiki/integer)
-- [Natural Number](/wiki/natural_number)
+A **real number** is any value that can be found on a continuous [number line](/wiki/number_line). This vast set includes all [rational numbers](/wiki/rational_number)—integers and fractions—and all irrational numbers, such as pi or the square root of two. Real numbers are fundamental to measuring quantities in the physical world.
+## See also
+- [Complex Number](/wiki/complex_number)
+- [Intege](/wiki/integer)
+- [Natural Number](/wiki/natural_number)
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+A **real number** is any value that can be found on a continuous [number line](/wiki/number_line). This vast set includes all [rational numbers](/wiki/rational_number)—integers and fractions—and all irrational numbers, such as pi or the square root of two. Real numbers are fundamental to measuring quantities in the physical world.
+## See also
+- [Complex Number](/wiki/complex_number)
+- [Integer](/wiki/integer)
+- [Natural Number](/wiki/natural_number)
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