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What does an integer
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Can integers be the same number
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Must integers be the same number
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Are integers so have to be different numbers
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Which option describes the purpose of adding graphics and multimedia to informational texts?(1 point)
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to clarify certain kinds of information for ease of understanding
to clarify certain kinds of information for ease of understanding

to make a report look good
to make a report look good

to reduce the amount of information for the reader
to reduce the amount of information for the reader

to remove difficult vocabulary from a text
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An integer is a type of numerical value that represents a whole number without any fractional or decimal parts. It includes both positive and negative numbers, as well as zero.
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Yes, integers can be the same number. For example, the integer 5 is the same as the integer 5. Integers represent specific values on the number line, so when two integers have the same numerical value, they are considered to be the same number.
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No, integers do not have to be the same number. Integers can represent any whole number, positive or negative. For example, integers 1 and -1 are different numbers, as they represent different values on the number line.
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No, integers do not have to be different numbers. Integers can represent the same numerical value. For example, the integers 5 and 5 are the same number because they represent the same value on the number line. Integers can be the same or different numbers, depending on their specific numerical values.