Math, asked by ravimourya23230, 6 months ago

give an example of two irrational number whose (1) difference is an irrational number

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Answered by REDNINJA

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Answer:

4√3 and √3 are the irrational numbers and their difference is 3√3 that is also irrational number.

Answered by sreejakundu7

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Step-by-step explanation :4root over3 and 2 root over3

if we substract then the result will be 2 root over 3

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