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- Starting from 0, moving to 1, then 2, and so forth until 10, with arrows extending in both directions to indicate the infinite nature of the numbers.
This visual tool aids in understanding the positioning and comparison of numbers, serving as a practical resource in identifying greater and lesser values based on their location on the line.
Comparing Natural Numbers: Successors and Predecessors
When it comes to comparing natural numbers, it is essential to understand the concepts of successors and predecessors. The predecessor of a number is found by subtracting one, while the successor is obtained by adding one.
For example:
Predecessor of 6 is 5.
Successor of 50 is 51.