Math, asked by kaabsited, 5 months ago

If Ris the set of real numbers & Q is the set of rational
numbers, then what is R-Q?

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Answered by gopalpvr

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Step-by-step explanation:

Ris the set of real numbers

Q is the set of rational numbers

R-Q = irrational numbers

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