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1
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number zero
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Eastern culture
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Considered as a mathematical concept with significant value and importance
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1
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2
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positive
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Eastern countries
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In some Eastern cultures, openly expressing positive emotions or boasting about personal achievements may be seen as immodest or boastful.
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1
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3
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positive
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Eastern cultures
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Positive thinking is valued, but there may be more emphasis on maintaining harmony and avoiding conflict, which could affect the expression of positivity.
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1
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4
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positive number
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Eastern countries
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Considered as auspicious and lucky numbers, used in traditional beliefs, superstitions, and feng shui for bringing good luck and positive energy.
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1
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5
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positive number
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Eastern culture
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Primarily seen as whole numbers greater than zero, with less emphasis on decimals and fractions
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1
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6
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positive number
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Eastern cultures
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Positive numbers are often associated with luck, prosperity, and good fortune, and are favored in important decisions and events.
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1
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7
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real number
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Eastern countries
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Real numbers include rational numbers, but irrational numbers are less emphasized in day-to-day mathematics education.
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1
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