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(3+√21) - √21 is a/ an _____ number.​

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Answered by IceWeb
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\textbf{Answer:-}

Rational number

(3+√21) - √21 is a/ an rational number.

Solution:

 =  > (3 +  \sqrt{21} ) -  \sqrt{21}

Removing the brackets:

 =  > 3 +  \sqrt{21}  -  \sqrt{21}

 =  > 3

Now, 3 is a rational number since it can be written in the form of p/q ,i.e.,3/1 where 3 and 1 are integers and q,i.e.,1 is not zero.

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