Integers
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The document defines integers as the set of negative whole numbers and positive whole numbers. It discusses comparing integers using the relations >, <, and =. It also describes rules for adding integers: add integers with the same sign by adding their absolute values and using the common sign; subtract integers with opposite signs by subtracting their absolute values and using the sign of the integer with the greater absolute value. Examples are provided to demonstrate comparing and adding integers.
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