Math, asked by oishikamimi, 3 months ago

Give an example for the statement "sum of two irrational number need not always be an irrational"

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Answered by madamx914

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Answer:

√3+√2 = 3.1462643699419

Answered by elvisgr82020

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Answer:

root 2 and - root 2 are irrational numbers nut their sum is 0. 0 is a rational number hence proven.

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