Math, asked by meetmaurya896, 9 months ago

Is
(1+√5)-(4+√5) a rational number

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Answered by honeyeee

4

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

open the bracket

$1+\sqrt 5-4-\sqrt 5$

cancel out sqrt 5 you will left with

1-4

=-3

which is a rational number

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