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Any real number which is not positive is either zero or [[negative]]. | Any real number which is not positive is either zero or [[negative]]. | ||
| − | Therefore 0 is not truly positive. | + | Therefore 0 is not truly positive. Also, a positive number is required to not have a minus sign before the number (only if it is not anequation). |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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A positive real number (and so also rational number or integer) is one which is greater than zero.
Any real number which is not positive is either zero or negative. Therefore 0 is not truly positive. Also, a positive number is required to not have a minus sign before the number (only if it is not anequation).
