Math, asked by mohi2007, 1 month ago

If p is a rational number and q is an irrational number, then p – q is *

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Answered by malavika5596

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Answer:

irrational

Step-by-step explanation:

Then A - B = q must be rational. Therefore, p+q is always irrational

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