It's a whole number.

I know how to multiply a whole number times a whole number, but what about a whole number times a fraction?

Write the answer as a whole number of liters and a whole number of milliliters

look at the whole number parts.

look at the whole number parts.

That'll be the whole number part of the mixed number.

Sometimes whole number means non negative integers.

Well, every whole number is divisible by 1.

You just look at the whole number parts.

It's a whole number mixed with a fraction.

It's not going to be a whole number.

So now we can add the whole number parts.

In the figure below, n is a whole number.

So we're dividing this whole number by a decimal.

So the number of wholes, or you can imagine, the number of whole pies.

We have a whole number part and a fraction part.

And you could keep going across the whole number line.

So we just rewrote our whole number as a fraction.

Well, because we're including a whole number and a fraction.

And they tell us that n is a whole number.

We have a whole number mixed with a fraction, so we call this a mixed number.

That probably doesn't count a whole number of little dwarf galaxies.

Every ticket he sells is a whole number, it's an integer.

So let's first think about the whole number part, the 2.

Our whole number system depends on being able to change units.

Well, if it's a whole number, it's anyone of these numbers.

Now I can treat this twenty eight as a whole number.

So if x is a whole number, when they say whole numbers they mean it is non negative.

The graph consists of some number of nodes and some number of edges, and that's the whole story.

OK, now they're giving us a whole parade of imaginary number questions.

The kind of number that can't be expressed as whole numbered ratio.

And n is a whole number, so n is equal to 8.

So this whole area right here just corresponds to the number 0.

As as long as its ones place is a 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8, as long as it's an even number, the whole number is even and the whole number is divisible by 2.

If x is a whole number, what other sets does x belong to?

So it's going to be 1 plus your whole number times your denominator.

Now, you still might say, hey, I have a whole number here and a fraction, and you just have to remember any whole number can be written as a fraction.

This is a whole number, so 1 is a factor at the low end.

Pretty much every whole number or every integer has the common factor of one.

Given that 100 is the largest number, it's the whole largest perfect square there.

You want half of the number of old fashioned oats as the whole recipe.

And so now we can worry about the whole number parts seven minus three.

This says that we can essentially get to any whole number greater than one

Our whole number system depends on being able to change what we count as one .

So if you add just the whole number parts, 1 plus 2, you get 3.