The document defines and describes several types of numbers including odd numbers, prime numbers, composite numbers, even numbers, and rectangle, square, and cube numbers. It notes that odd numbers leave a remainder of 1 when divided by 2, prime numbers can only be divided by 1 and themselves, and composite numbers have more than 2 factors. The document provides brief definitions and characteristics for each type of number.

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3. • Odd Numbers
• Prime Number
• Composite Numbers
• Rectangle Numbers
• Square Numbers
• Cube Numbers
• Triangle Numbers
• Fibonacci Sequence
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4. This group of number is very large.
It includes the number zero (0).
All the other group of numbers are found in this group .
This group is (infinite/never-ending) it goes on and on.
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5. This group contains exactly the same numbers like
WHOLE NUMBER but it does not have zero (0) in it.
Think about how you count you start with 1.
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7. These numbers end with and
You can get them by counting in twos.
They are all divisible by 2.
 They leave no remainder when divided by 2.
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9. These numbers end with
When these numbers are divided by 2. They always
leave a remainder of 1
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11. This number can only be divided by itself and 1.
A prime number has only two factors itself and 1.
2 is the only even prime number.
All the other prime numbers are odd.
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13. These number can be divided exactly 3 or more numbers including itself and 1
If you are not a prime you’re a composite number.
These numbers have more than 2 factors.
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