Rational numbers are mathematical concepts. They do not do anything.

There are mathematical concepts that mathematicians call "imaginary numbers" these are a multiple of the square root of minus 1. Infinity is not a real number either.

Sure! Abstract thinking involves considering concepts that are not tangible or concrete. Examples include pondering the idea of beauty, imagining the concept of infinity, or reflecting on the nature of love.

I don't know I think a mathematical term is when you add up all numbers and then divide with the numbers you started with. I really want to know what a mathematical concept is. I just know what a mathematical term is. Oh also, I searched up mathematical term, so I think that it means to add up all the numbers then divide with the numbers you started with. I know, it makes no sense at all. But that is basically what I know about mathematical concepts... well terms. Oh well, I need to find out what a mathematical concept means anyway.