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real number real set of real numbers R Axiomatic real number

Any rational or irrational number WordNet 3.0

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Any rational or irrational number WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet

In mathematics, a real number is a number that can be used to measure a continuous one-dimensional quantity such as a distance, duration or temperature. Wikipedia

Such as may result from a measurement Wikipedia Disambiguation

Quantity along a continuous line Wikidata

union of rational and irrational numbers, forming an infinite one-dimensional euclidian space, which is continuous and then unnumberable Wikidata

A real number. Wiktionary

IS A

complex number

Euclidean space

one-dimensional space

HAS PART

PART OF

sequence of real numbers

HAS KIND

HAS INSTANCE

Reciprocal Fibonacci constant

Laplace limit

+28 relations

CARDINALITY OF THIS SET

cardinality of the continuum

DIFFERENT FROM

real number

continuum

HAS PARTS OF THE CLASS

real number

HAS QUALITY

completeness of the real numbers

OPPOSITE OF

complex number

WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet

real number, real

Wikipedia

real number

Wikidata

real number, set of real numbers

Wiktionary

real

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Axiomatic real number, Bounded real-valued data, complete ordered field, field of reals, R (math), real (number), real axis, real number field, real number system, real numbers, Reall numbers, set of real numbers, the complete ordered field, ℝ

Wikidata Alias

element of the set of real numbers, one-dimensional euclidean space, one-dimensional real coordinate space, real number line, real number space, real numbers, reals, the reals, ℝ