Math, asked by manisharai3430, 10 months ago

did √⅔ a ratio number. justified it?

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Answered by himanshu12316

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Answer:

no √2/3 is not a rational number.

Step-by-step explanation:

according to defination of rational numbers : the number is in the form of p/q were q doesn't =0 OR p/qis not √.

thus √2/3 is not a rational number.

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