if x and y are irrational numbers then x+y and x-y are always irrational true or false
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False
Step-by-step explanation:
1st case x-y
Its not specified in the question whether x=y
So if x and y both are same, lets say root 2
root 2 - root 2 = 0 which is rational
2nd case x+y
let x and y be root 5and -root 5 respectively
on adding, root 5 + (-root5)= 0 which is again rational
so, answer is false
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