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Surprised to know that −1 was the largest number here, Ted asked −13 about the smallest number. When it told him to ask −14 about the smallest number, he understood that it is impossible to find the smallest negative integer. To find 0, Ted went to its house with −13 and found it was empty. After that Ted asked −13 about zero. He was shocked when it said that 0 was kidnapped by the positive integers and that its house has always been empty. How is this even possible that 0 is not in the state of positive integers as well as negative integers? |
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Answer» Surprised to know that −1 was the largest number here, Ted asked −13 about the smallest number. When it told him to ask −14 about the smallest number, he understood that it is impossible to find the smallest negative integer. To find 0, Ted went to its house with −13 and found it was empty. After that Ted asked −13 about zero. He was shocked when it said that 0 was kidnapped by the positive integers and that its house has always been empty.
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