Math, asked by RiyanshBhargav, 4 hours ago

Find the smallest irrational number to be added to 3 + √2 to get a rational number ?

Answers

Answered by bipulpandit2006

2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The smallest irrational number is -

√2 since 3+ √2 +(-√2)

= 3+√2-√2

=3( a rational number).

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 2 hours ago

the birds gave loud cries and.

Math, 2 hours ago

Convert into decimal number: (i)12÷8= (ii) 135÷2= Help Please ;-; I need the answers now !!

English, 2 hours ago

You have met your childhood friend after six years. Express your feelings in the form of Diary entry not exceeding 50 words.

Math, 4 hours ago

split the middle term x^2-5x+4x...

English, 4 hours ago

the chasm held no fear for him identify the figure of speech...

History, 8 months ago

nirdhanta mall ke Koi teen upyog bataen...

English, 8 months ago

Change the sentence into active voice. Qs. It was felt that play therapy would be the best healer.

Math, 8 months ago

From a mixture of 100 litre of milk and water which contain 70% milk and 30% water some amount is taken out and replaced with water. The recultant mixture contains equal amount of milk and water. Find the amount of mixture taken out in first step.