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Line 9: :{{math\|'''∅'''}} – [[empty set]] (also <math>\emptyset</math> or <math>\varnothing</math> or {{math\|{}}} are common) :{{math\|'''N'''}} – [[natural number]]s :{{math\|'''Z'''}} – [[integer]]s (from ''Zahl'', German for ''[[~~count~~number]]''). :{{math\|'''Q'''}} – [[rational number]]s (from ''[[quotient]]'') :{{math\|'''R'''}} – [[real number]]s

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