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Two irrational numbers whose
(1) sum is rational r
10+2√5 and 5-2√5
To check:
Sum of these two irrational numbers = 10 + 2√5 and 5 - 2√5 = 15 (a rational number)
(ii) product is rational are
10 + 2√5 and 10 - 2√5
Checking:
Product of these two irrational numbers
= (10 + 2√5) (10 - 2√5)
= (10)2 - (2√5)2
= 100 - 20 = 80 (a rational number)
(iii) quotient is rational are
10√5 and 5√5
Checking:
Quotient of these two irrational numbers =
(10√5)/(5√5) = 2 (a rational number)
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(1) sum is rational r
10+2√5 and 5-2√5
To check:
Sum of these two irrational numbers = 10 + 2√5 and 5 - 2√5 = 15 (a rational number)
(ii) product is rational are
10 + 2√5 and 10 - 2√5
Checking:
Product of these two irrational numbers
= (10 + 2√5) (10 - 2√5)
= (10)2 - (2√5)2
= 100 - 20 = 80 (a rational number)
(iii) quotient is rational are
10√5 and 5√5
Checking:
Quotient of these two irrational numbers =
(10√5)/(5√5) = 2 (a rational number)
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Plz mark me as braniest
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